Click to read the eWeekly online! Coming up we have a film screening of “I Am Not Your Negro” sponsored by our Social Justice Council, a Membership Team meeting, a Beltane Potluck and Ritual, and of course our spring concert: Banjoy! Click the link to get all the details and get involved.Read more
Click to read the eWeekly online and get the low-down on what’s up at Peoples. Remember that our worship service on April 20 will be at Indian Creek Nature Center (5300 Otis Rd SE in Cedar Rapids). Bring some coffee and a comfy chair (folding chairs will be available) and join us in the spring […]Read more
From the film Cool Hand Luke came one of moviedom’s most iconic lines: “What we’ve got here is failure to communicate.” For some organizations and people, “failure to communicate” is their default setting – but not for Peoples Church. Here, we’re in the process of developing a culture where Read more
Richard Gilbert writes: In the midst of the whirling day, In the hectic rush to be doing, In the frantic pace of life, Pause here for a moment. Catch your breath; Relax your body; Loosen your grip on life. Consider that our lives are always unfinished business; Imagine that the picture of our being is […]Read more
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What are we doing the weekend of September 14-15, 2019, you ask? Why, celebrating the 150th anniversary of Peoples Church of course! Our sesquicentennial celebration is shaping up to be a meaningful, jam-packed, and fun-filled weekend. We have an open house, guest speakers, a community-wide celebration dinner out Read more
Our bodies are an amazing tool that carry us through life, but they are also known to get sick and sometimes injured. When this happens, how can we heal and become physically whole, even when there is no cure? Service led by Rev. Rebecca with music provided by Megan and Tim Jones.Read more
The whole human race, including YOU, is responsible for making the world whole. But how? Through the Jewish story of Tikkun Olam (which means repairing the world), we will explore this concept and our own role in the story. Service led by Rev. Rebecca with music provided by Mike Maas and Tim Faurot.Read more
On this Easter Sunday we are taking a field trip to the Indian Creek Nature Center (5300 Otis Road SE in Cedar Rapids). We will worship outside, celebrate spring, and rejoice in the resurrection of the earth and all things. Join us as we “Consider the Lilies” and celebrate the interconnected nature and cycle of Read more
A state of wholeness is essential for human flourishing, but looking around these days it’s hard to believe that many people, much less humanity, are moving in this direction. What do we know about the mind, society, and the world that can help us toward a more flourishing existence? That is the question. Service Read more
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