The service will invite us to consider our responsibility to one another at this moment, using the war and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine as an example of, and opportunity for, interconnectedness. The service aims to humanize this horrific situation, using personal witness (including from Ukrainian refugee families in our neighborhood), music and poetry. We will also describe our experience of the “We Stand with Ukraine” vigil at USG since 2022. And possibly food afterward!

In addition to attending in person, you can join us on YouTube Live HERE. (That is also the link to watch the recording.)

We no longer stream the service on Zoom but you can access our online Fellowship Hour at this Zoom link, following the service.