Consider Representing FUMCO at Interfaith Works

Last Sunday Pastor Alexa reminded us Jesus asked His Easter People to “Get up and go and trust that the Spirit is calling.” If you have been looking for a way to “use the faith you’ve found to reshape the world so our neighborhood might be full of peace” and know justice this is a perfect opportunity.

Furthermore the Interfaith Works Program Council provides a chance to better understand and find shared values with folks whose religions may be different than yours. While each of the participating 31 faith communities can only have one voting member at the June annual Interfaith Works meeting we are allowed to send up to three people to the monthly Program Council 3rd Tuesday meetings that occur from 7:00-9:00pm at the Temple Beth Hatfiloh in downtown Olympia. Attending via Zoom is an option. The Program Council does not meet in July, August or December although often activities related to the work of the Program Council may occur during these times, like volunteering to support the Nisqually tribe at the August 1-5th celebration following this year’s Canoe Journey.

If you are interested or want to know more or leave your name with Cathy Bennett at the church office (fumco@fumcoly.org) and someone will contact you.