Join us for the annual World AIDS Day Lunch Fundraiser for EMO’s HIV Services! The event will be held at Montavilla United Methodist Church on Friday, Dec. 1, from 12 to 1 p.m. (doors open 11:30 a.m.). The lunch is free. Donations encouraged! All contributions go towards sustaining EMO’s HIV Services in its mission to … Continue reading World AIDS Day Lunch
Join this area-wide interfaith gathering with retreat leader Debie Thomas., who will lead three sessions with reflection, writing and conversation. Lunch is included. A $20 donation is suggested. Hosted by the Eugene-Springfield Episcopal Churches. RSVP to St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church if you plan to attend. Call the church office at (541) 689-4010 or email info@stmatthewseugene.com.
Join the NW Energy Coalition on December 6 in Portland for the Clean & Affordable Energy Conference! Network with peers in the clean energy community, hear from expert panelists and keynote speakers, and stick around for the Clean Energy Awards reception. Panelists will discuss how utility planning should change to deliver equitable and affordable outcomes, … Continue reading Clean & Affordable Energy Conference
A statewide community vigil for the right to a healthy environment and a stable climate Please pre-register for this free event, and stand with the movement to protect everyone’s right to a healthy environment and a stable climate! Musicians will move us, tribal members will bless us, and speakers will lift up our collective moral … Continue reading Climate Vigil
Rabbi Michael Cahana, Senior Rabbi for Portland’s oldest synagogue, will give a free talk on Sept. 19 at Catholic Charities of Oregon, 2740 SE Powell Boulevard in Portland. His timely topic will be care for the marginalized as found in Hebrew Scripture and tradition. A key leader of Portland’s Jewish community, Rabbi Cahana has led … Continue reading The Roots of Care: Caring for the marginalized in Hebrew Scripture and tradition
First Christian Church in Portland will present three Forums in October. The public is invited to the series called “Democracy is ALIVE, Know the ISSUES, and VOTE.” All forums take place at 12:15 pm in the Church Fellowship Hall. The Forums are free of charge. First Christian Church requests that everyone register to attend so … Continue reading Democracy Forum
DISMANTLING THE DOCTRINE OF DISCOVERY: HOW DID THE AMERICAN CHURCH BECOME SO BROKEN? For more than 500 years, the Doctrine of Discovery instituted by Pope Nicolas and others has justified slavery, wars of conquest, genocide, and the dehumanization of millions—and in the name of Christ. Today, we live with the deeply ingrained systems which were … Continue reading Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery
Aprendamos juntes sobre qué esun testimonio, cómo hacer uno ycuál es el poder de los testimoniosen la sesión legislativa.Este evento es presentado por elDepartamento de Liderazgo yAbogacía de Adelante Mujeres ylos Ministerios Ecuménicos deOregón (EMO). Fecha: Jueves, 06 de Marzo, 2025 Horario: 6 - 8 p.m. Ubicación: Regístrate para recibir la ubicación Registrarse Aquí: https://bit.ly/am-testimonio2025 … Continue reading Taller de Testimonio 101 (en Español)
Join us for Oregon Interfaith Advocacy Day on Tuesday, April 29, at St. Mark Lutheran Church in Salem. Now is the time for people of faith to rise up in hope and to call for justice and compassion in our legislative system. Together we can be the prophetic voice at the Oregon Capitol, standing with … Continue reading Interfaith Advocacy Day
At Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon’s 2025 Collins Lecture, we will explore the duty and responsibility of faith leaders to protect the human rights of all people and what that looks like specifically for our LGBTQIA2S+ neighbors. Our guest speakers from the faith community will share their unique perspectives on LGBTQIA2S+ rights (see speakers below). Following … Continue reading COLLINS LECTURE – A Call to Justice: How Faith Communities Can Support LGBTQIA2S+ Rights
