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KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – Kelseyville Presbyterian Church would like to extend an invitation to all children and their families in the Kelseyville area to join the congregation for worship and an Easter egg hunt on Sunday, April 24.
The hunt is sponsored by the church as a community outreach project and will begin around 11:30 a.m.
Kids from ages 0 through sixth grade are invited, with separate areas for each group.
Please bring your own basket to gather the eggs, and join the church for this annual event.
If you have been searching for a church community, you are invited join the church for worship on Easter and every Sunday at 10 a.m. and become a part of our small church with a big heart.
For more information, please call 707-279-1104.
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LAKEPORT, Calif. – New Hope Fellowship Church in Lakeport will host nationally acclaimed speaker, Brad Dacus, from the Pacific Justice Institute (PJI)
The community is invited to hear Dacus speak at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 12, at the New Hope Fellowship Church, 305 Peckham Court, in Lakeport.
The PJI is a nonprofit organization, which provides legal assistance to families, and religious organizations, when their constitutional rights are in jeopardy.
Dacus has been featured on “Good Morning America,” “The Today Show, Fox News, CNN, MSNBC and many other national venues.
He served as a legislative assistant to US Senator Phil Gramm and earned a juris doctorate from University of Texas Law School.
Dacus founded PJI in 1997, and has been dedicated to the defense of religious liberty and parental rights, along with a network of approximately 1,000 volunteer attorneys and staff who offer their services free of charge.
Pastor Moises Zapata and Minister Jeff Daly, author of “The Spiritual Battle for the White House,” are co-hosting the free event, presented for Christians and non-Christians alike.
Dacus will be speaking on “The Church and Politics,” and will explore the separation of church and state, parental rights in the school system.
He'll also discuss how each individual or church can affect change to insure everyone enjoys their religious liberties and free speech, even in the classroom should a student care to share their beliefs, or be excluded from graphic sex education, if the parents feel it is too explicit.
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MIDDLETOWN, Calif. – Eric Leber and Clovice Lewis are presenting a series of special performances of poetry by the 13th century poet known as Rumi set to music by Lewis.
The Leber-Lewis duet concert is called “Rumerice” and will be performed at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 16, at the Middletown Community United Methodist Church.
Rumi, the concert's featured author, was born in 1207 and was a Persian spiritual teacher and Sufi mystic.
He lived most of his life in Konya, present day Turkey, and died in 1273 AD.
His shrine remains a place of pilgrimage for thousands of people each month.
Rumi's poetry continues to resonate and transcend religious, national and ethnic borders. His voluminous works are widely read in the original Persian and translated into many languages.
Eric Leber is the reader in the concert and is known in Lake County as a teacher of T’ai Chi Ch’uan and a writer of poetry.
Clovice Lewis is the principal chair cellist in the Ukiah Symphony Orchestra, an award winning composer, whose music is performed by many orchestras and professional ensembles around the nation.
“Rumerice” is a free concert, donations will be accepted to fund the Shoes for School Children Program. The concert begins at 1 p.m. and all are welcome.
For information call 707-295-7174.
Middletown Community United Methodist Church is located at 11581 Armstrong St. in Middletown, on block off Highway 29, Calistoga Street in Middletown.
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KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The service at the Unitarian Universalist Community of Lake County for Sunday, April 3, will be presented by consulting minister, the Rev. Dan Kane.
The service begins at 10 a.m. at the Kelseyville Senior Center, 5245 Third St.
Guests are encouraged to attend to learn more about the liberal religious traditions of Unitarian Universalism. A children’s program is offered during the service.
Rev. Kane’s topic is “A Cop for God.”
He will explore and reflect upon one theological construct of the Holy that he says, “just might lead to the concept of a God who is worthy of our worship.”
He will discuss the idea of process theology as a way to a deeper understanding of the Holy.
For more information, please call 707-587-4243.