Anyone else still thinking about Zig Zag? We’d love to hear about it from you. Share some of your thoughts generated from the sermon, worship experience, or any of the prompts provided below. Blessings beloved! — Minister Victor Andre Greene  • What do Jesus’ words “I am the bread of life” mean to you? What does the sacrament of communion mean to you? • Name a problem that has been on your heart. What are you hungering for spiritually? How might God feed your spiritual hunger? • How might you—uniquely gifted you—work for meaningful change in the world? What is one task you will do to work for change this week?

Grow your acting chops and your public presentation skills in a safe and joyful environment. Work on scenes, monologues, movement, dance, music, as you develop and workshop pieces together. Led by Middle member Harold Slazer.

Move your ideas from your imagination to the page in a supportive, creative, and fun environment. Learn from colleagues as you share your work with one another.

A monthly small group with queer and LGBTQIA+ identified folks and committed allies to have fun, build connections, and discuss pertinent issues to our communities.

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Now that we’re in a virtual space every week, we don’t want to miss the opportunity to see each others faces and hear each others voices! Every Sunday we invite you to join us from 12:45 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. for a sermon talk-back, and opportunity to gather in community.

Right now, and always, fighting for voting rights and ensuring fair and equal elections is God’s work. Our work Voter Reform Project focuses on voter registration and ending voter suppression, and mobilizing voters for elections. Together, we sent more than 50,000 postcards during the 2020 election!