Acts & Abolition: What Is the Spirit Saying to the Church?

When the Spirit blew through the grieving followers of Jesus their hearts were enflamed and the movement of the early church was born with a vision of a just, equitable, and peaceful community. That same spirit animates Presbyterian Peace Fellowship in our work of transforming the culture of domination, abolishing structural violence, and building up a world where all of God’s creation can thrive.

Join us for a time of worship and conversation Sunday, May 28, 7:00 p.m. edt, as Presbyterian Peace Fellowship marks the day of Pentecost wondering together about what the Spirit is saying to the church today. It promises to be a generative conversation including the Revs. Lauren Cogswell Ramseur and Ashley Diaz Mejias, co-pastors of Jubilee Ministries; Rick Ufford-Chase, moderator of the 216 General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.); and the Rev. David Ensign, interim executive director of Presbyterian Peace Fellowship.

With liturgical leadership from Presbyterians for Abolition and music from Matt Black.