A service for all ages, exploring we can engage in empathy with all our senses. Matt Davis works for Colorado’s Arts in the Open non-profit organization, which “combines the arts and the outdoors and produces refreshing, non-conventional theatre. Audience and actors alike are taken on a scenic hike while scenes from a production are performed along . . . → Read More: Empathy Is Beautiful

A service for all ages, exploring we can engage in empathy with all our senses. Matt Davis works for Colorado’s Arts in the Open non-profit organization, which “combines the arts and the outdoors and produces refreshing, non-conventional theatre. Audience and actors alike are taken on a scenic hike while scenes from a production are performed along the way. We aim to promote health, family activity, culture and preservation.”

A service for all ages, exploring we can engage in empathy with all our senses. Matt Davis works for Colorado’s Arts in the Open non-profit organization, which “combines the arts and the outdoors and produces refreshing, non-conventional theatre. Audience and actors alike are taken on a scenic hike while scenes from a production are performed along the way. We aim to promote health, family activity, culture and preservation.”

We begin our year of delving into our spiritual depths by addressing beauty, nourishment for our souls.

We begin our year of delving into our spiritual depths by addressing beauty, nourishment for our souls.

We begin our year of delving into our spiritual depths by addressing beauty, nourishment for our souls.

Join us as we begin the church year with our traditional ingathering and water communion service for all ages.

Join us as we begin the church year with our traditional ingathering and water communion service for all ages.

Fences tells the story of the Maxsons, an African-American family in 1950s Pittsburgh. Playwright August Wilson attempted to relay a story of Black life in 20th century America through his “Century Cycle,” ten plays set mostly in this same Pittsburgh neighborhood — one play for each decade. This week, an introduction to Wilson’s work, . . . → Read More: Summer Blockbusters: Fences

Fences tells the story of the Maxsons, an African-American family in 1950s Pittsburgh. Playwright August Wilson attempted to relay a story of Black life in 20th century America through his “Century Cycle,” ten plays set mostly in this same Pittsburgh neighborhood — one play for each decade. This week, an introduction to Wilson’s work, and some thoughts on how absorbing the past we don’t know might yet help us heal the present.