Participants Pray, Reflect at Permian Immersion Retreat in March

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Members of First Unitarian Church, Albuquerque; Albuquerque Mennonite, Laudato Si Movement, Loredo; and others from El Paso, Los Lunas and Albuquerque participated with Interfaith Power and Light and Citizens Caring for the Future in an Immersion Retreat experience March 23-25 in the Permian Basin, New Mexico. They prayed, reflected, listened to frontline community members in Carlsbad, Jal, and Hobbs and committed to deeper solidarity and action with neighbors in the Permian to address methane pollution, economic inequity and worker concerns and climate change.  IPL offers these experience a few times throughout the year. The next ones will be in the fall.

IPL, First Congregational UCC to Co-Sponsor Justice Concert in ABQ

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Join Emma’s Revolution for a love & justice concert, co-sponsored by First Congregational UCC and Interfaith Power & Light New Mexico and El Paso

Friday April 21st 7pm MT/9pm ET Live & Zoom
First Congregational United Church of Christ Albuquerque
2801 Lomas Blvd NE
Live Event $20 in advance/$25 at the door   Zoom $20 general admission/$30 household
No one turned away (contact emmasrevmusic@gmail.com)

Purchase Tickets

A portion of the revenue from this concert will help fund the Immigration Justice work of First Congregational UCC of Albuquerque. FCUCC hosts two asylum seekers who live in the church building’s apartment. Church members also support individuals and families participating in the asylum-seekers program of the Albuquerque FaithWorks Collaborative.

Note: Masks required for the Live Event and tickets are not mailed. Just give your name at the door.
Zoom link will be emailed from emmasrevmusic@gmail.com 48, 24 & 4 hours before the show

Video: Earth & Spirit Conversations–Spring

This is our first Seasonal sharing. (We will have a sharing quarterly around at the change of each season}. In the Spring or 2023, we began the evening with Lisa Leahigh, a nurse for students at UNM, who is a Buddhist and studying eco-chaplaincy with Upaya Center in Santa Fe. She offered a short sharing and led us in a meditation. Then Sister Joan Brown, Executive Director of NM & El Paso IPL, offered an overview of our work during the legislative session, National advocacy, educational and Cool Congregation programs.