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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
Community Forum on Free, Fair, Safe and Secure Elections in the Columbia Gorge
Thursday, October 1, 6:30 - 8:00 at the Rockford Grange
Mark your calendars now for this 3rd Community Forum sponsored by the Fellowship in our series on the democratic process. As the November "midterms" approach, we will hear again from election officials responsible for administering elections in the Gorge on both sides of the Columbia River.
In addition to election officials and experts, we are inviting representatives of the press and media to take part in what we expect will be an informative and lively discussion.
Our Forum on Free Speech and the Press last February demonstrated how fortunate we are in our rural communities to continue having a vibrant and effective press and media presence.
The April forum on Free and Fair Elections provided us with an inside look at how elections are administered in our Gorge counties; we came away confident that the process from voter registration, signature verification to vote tallies is professionally, thoroughly and reliably conducted.
Misinformation, disinformation, confusion and a misguided - if not openly hostile - Federal administration all threaten to undermine our right to vote and our faith in the electoral process. A first step in resistance is to arm ourselves with information, and to find out more about what each of us can do.
For more information or to contact the organizer, email Dick Withers.