Anti-Racism Work at PMC
May 15 / 9:30-10:30 / Sanctuary
On May 15 the Table will present a report of the anti-racism audit that was done at PMC last Fall. A summary was sent by email to the congregation during the week. The full report is available on request. Join us in the sanctuary at 9:30 as we continue the work of making our congregation a place of welcome where everyone can participate fully as beloved members of the PMC community.
May 22 and 29 / 9:30-10:30 / Sanctuary
we will continue to discuss the stain glass windows in our sanctuary. They portray an image of Jesus that is not only historically inaccurate, but that normalizes whiteness.
On May 15 the Table will present a report of the anti-racism audit that was done at PMC last Fall. A summary was sent by email to the congregation during the week. The full report is available on request. Join us in the sanctuary at 9:30 as we continue the work of making our congregation a place of welcome where everyone can participate fully as beloved members of the PMC community.
May 22 and 29 / 9:30-10:30 / Sanctuary
we will continue to discuss the stain glass windows in our sanctuary. They portray an image of Jesus that is not only historically inaccurate, but that normalizes whiteness.
- What do those windows communicate?
- How do they impact our understanding of God?
- What will move us toward being a place of welcome where everyone can participate fully as beloved members of the PMC community?
What is Faith Formation?
Faith Formation at Portland Mennonite Church strives to form a bridge between our Christian faith and everyday lives. Our programs are intended to invite people of all ages to grow in faith. At PMC we are striving to be an Anabaptist community, together, with our children, by the grace of God, that is shaped by the life of Christ, that acts with the compassion of Christ, and worships in the name of Christ.
