• Free Trip to Egypt Film Screening: #PledgeToListen Day of Unity

    On June 12, "Free Trip to Egypt" opens nationwide for a one-day-only-event in 500 theaters across in the United States for our #PledgeToListen Day of Unity. The screening will be followed by a telecast live-panel discussion from Washington DC featuring Tarek Mounib, politicians, and thought leaders. The timely new documentary follows the journey of Tarek … Continue reading Free Trip to Egypt Film Screening: #PledgeToListen Day of Unity

    $12.50
  • Summer in the Forest Screening

    Cedar Mill Library 12505 NW Cornell Rd., Suite 13, Portland, Oregon, United States

    Join us for a free screening of “Summer in the Forest,” a film about a L’Arche community in France, followed by a reception and panel discussion. The life and legacy of Jean Vanier, who passed away peacefully May 7, 2019, will also be celebrated. About "Summer in the Forest": Like countless others, Philippe, Michel, Andre … Continue reading Summer in the Forest Screening

  • Collaborating in Care: Ministry and Mental Health

    St. Barnabas Episcopal Church 2201 SW Vermont St., Portland, Oregon, United States

    If you are a faith leader, you and your house of worship are an important contact point for Veterans in your community. Sometimes clergy members aren’t aware of the veterans in their congregation or how they might help a veteran and their family following deployment. Clergy may recognize veterans who are struggling in their return … Continue reading Collaborating in Care: Ministry and Mental Health

  • Voices from the Margins

    Spirit of Grace

    Come hear immigrant women, and discuss issues facing immigrants in Oregon today. Enjoy live Brazilian jazz and light refreshments. Speakers and small group discussions will help us know each other better. The public is invited. Learn more about the event.

  • The Soul Box Project: Art Revealing the Gunfire Epidemic

    HatchLab PDX 2420 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland, Oregon, United States

    View 6,000 origami boxes representing the number of people killed by gunfire every two months in the United States. Each 3- by 3-inch Soul Box carries the name of a gunfire victim, an image, or a message of protest or hope. The Soul Box Project displays thousands of Soul Boxes in public spaces to illustrate … Continue reading The Soul Box Project: Art Revealing the Gunfire Epidemic