Help us fill this basket! Each year, Cayo Gamber works her magic to create lovely gift baskets for the Auction out of even the most unexpected items and it’s time to make the magic happen for 2017! Can you pick up some extra items while you are on vacation or shopping locally? Do you … Continue reading A Note from the Auction Team
The garden is going gangbusters!! Check out the corn . Last week, we delivered over 15 lbs of produce to Shepherd’s Table. We got to meet Manny De La Rosa, lead chef!! That haul included the last of the lettuce, basil, mint and patty pan squashes (big ones!!). This week we harvested our first tomatoes and…wait … Continue reading Children’s Garden Update
Members and friends are invited to join a Border Witness Trip hosted by Cedar Lane UU Church this October. Participants will walk the immigrant trails, meet with grassroots leaders, attend deportation hearings, visit immigrants held in federal detention centers, and return transformed! Organized by the UU College of Social Justice, the program includes pre-trip gatherings … Continue reading Border Witness Trip with Cedar Lane UU
The Washington Ethical Society’s SEEK program has an employment opportunity to join the team for our growing Sunday School Program. The available position is for our Coming of Age and WESTeen Group programs. We are combining the COA program with our continuing Teen Group program in SEEK like we did the last time we … Continue reading Job Opening in Sunday Ethical Education for Kids (SEEK)
The Refugee Resettlement Team needs Transportation Coordinator If you would like to take part in helping a refugee family resettle in this area, but haven’t committed yet, this opportunity may be for you. WES is about to be matched with a refugee family who are expected to arrive within a month. Committees are busy preparing … Continue reading RRT needs Transportation Coordinator
The Washington Ethical Society holds the victims of both of today’s mass shootings in our hearts. We grieve the violence that comes to America’s ball fields, workplaces, and streets all too often–and call on the heart of our nation to turn toward gun laws that will protect our people. At a time when partisan politics … Continue reading WES’s Statement on Today’s Shootings
Join WES and other DC Area UU’s FOR CAPITAL PRIDE Saturday & Sunday, June 10-11, 2017 Shelby French will have the banner and will be building the list of folks who are coming and marching. Line up for the parade starts at 4:30pm. Contact Shelby if you plan on joining WES for this event – … Continue reading Join WES and other DC Area UU’s for Capital Pride
On June 1, 200 people rallied at the White House to speak out against new deportations that are destroying the families of non-criminal immigrants. The crowd consisted of members and supporters of CASA, the leading advocate for immigrants in the D.C. area, members of Sanctuary DMV, an organization representing over 90 congregations that WES is … Continue reading WES Members Support Sanctuary Rally at the White House
The theme for the month of June is Zest. The theme packet can be found on the WES website at http://ethicalsociety.org/sundaymorning/theme-packets/. Below is WES’s 2016-2017 Theme Artist Carol Clayton’s photo and statement: This was, perhaps, the easiest of all the images I produced this year, in that it always came to mind when I thought … Continue reading June’s Theme: Zest
In just a few weeks Memorial Day weekend will be upon us. If you haven’t registered for the camping trip, now is the time to do that. You can read all of the information on the WES website at http://ethicalsociety.org/connection/camping-trip/. You can sign up for the camping trip now through May 15. Please note the … Continue reading Memorial Day Weekend Platform Schedule
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