Upcoming events.
Will & Harper Movie & Panel Discussion
Join us to screen “Will & Harper”, a documentary film directed by Josh Greenbaum that chronicles the long-time friendship between actor Will Ferrell and writer Harper Steele, focusing on Steele's gender transition and their subsequent 17-day road trip together. Discussion following the movie co-facilitated by EMU Professor Kate Mehuron, Dept. of History & Philosophy, and Joanna Whaley, worship artist and advocate for the spirituality of LGBTQ+ people. This free event is open to all; popcorn & drinks are provided.
Downriver Schools Advocacy Event
Advocacy for our local schools to be free to teach our children without interference from the Trump administration.
Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church seeks to boldly practice the way of Jesus. Our doors and hearts are open to all people in the community. We are a missions-oriented church that embraces our relationships with local, national and global organizations.
Joanna will be doing music for this service.
Local LGBTQ Meeting
Join this local event for Allies of the queer community in Downriver
LiftUp Church @ FedUp Ministries
LiftUp was started as a way to uplift the spirits of our community members who live on the streets of Ypsilanti. We began this free breakfast and worship service with our partners at Growing Hope and their Downtown Farmers Marketplace location (16 S Washington St, Ypsilanti 48197).
Royal Oak First UMC (Royal Oak, MI)
FREE SERVICE
320 West Seventh St., Royal Oak, MI 48067
Parables @ Chelsea First UMC
128 Park St. Chelsea, MI 48118
FREE
Parables is a worship service for all abilities, particularly designed for those on the wider spectrum of neurodiversity and/or bodydiversity, or what has been sometimes termed “special needs”—though every need is simply a human one. We believe that the most “special need” we all have is to have a place we know we belong—where people genuinely see us and value who we are in all our uniqueness. Parables invites active, informal participation from those in attendance and is often called the “No Shushing Zone