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Weekly Happenings
Sundays from 10-11:30 am: Service at the Rockford Grange (4262 Barrett Dr. Hood River, OR). Join us in person upstairs at the Grange or online via ZOOM.
Tuesdays from 9-11 am: Pam Zachary-Morneault hosts a “Garden Café” in White Salmon. Drop in anytime. No politics or religion are discussed. All welcome. Contact Pam for location.
Fridays from 5-5:30 pm: Community Action for Gaza at the Salmon Street fountain at the intersection of 2nd and Oak St. in Hood River. Bring signs and friends if you can. These vigils will continue until a permanent ceasefire is achieved.
Sundays at 12 PM
In-Person Monthly Team Meetings
2nd Sundays: Finance Team
4th Sundays: Social Justice Circle (online option available)
Monthly Team Meeting Schedule
Online Only Meetings
1st Thursdays at 1 pm: Membership Engagement Team
2nd Thursdays at 3:30 pm: Worship Team
2nd Fridays at 3:30 pm: Care Team
3rd Sundays at 5 pm: Board Meeting
(All meetings subject to change.
Check in with team lead if you’d like to attend!)
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Upcoming Events
Water Communion and Ingathering
Join Elaine Castles, Bonnie Withers, Rev. Barbara, and the talented musical duo of Heart and Hammer as we gather after a busy summer to celebrate the return to school and the beginning of our new Fellowship year. During this very special service, will honor our connections with one another through our annual Water Communion Ceremony.
You are invited to bring a small vial of water from a place that is meaningful to you—your local irrigation ditch, a nearby lake or river, someplace that you have traveled during the year, or your own kitchen sink. We will then have an opportunity to share the personal significance of these waters as we join them in a common bowl. (And don’t worry—we will have extra water if you forget yours.)
This service is intentionally intergenerational, and we particularly invite our children to participate in the sharing of the waters. Water is truly the element that links us all together, so what better way to celebrate our connections with one another, our wider community, and our beautiful blue planet Earth.