Christmas is widely celebrated as a major religious and cultural holiday, primarily marking the birth of Jesus in Christianity. However, the end-of-year holiday season is also a time when people from many faith traditions, as well as those who are secular, come together to celebrate, reflect, and share in festivities. Respecting the dignity and historical … Continue reading December Spirit Matters
I’m sorry I couldn’t be there this past Sunday, but will be in the lobby on the 14th, with some new pieces. I’ll also have 5×7 prints, framed and unframed, of some of the pieces in Coleman, and some you’ve not seen before. My art genre is bricolage. which is the creating something … Continue reading Art for All Peoples
Our annual Service Auction is Saturday, Nov 8th. This is a fun get-together. At 6pm the silent auction starts. At 7pm is dinner with barbecue or vegetarian lasagna and dessert. At 8p is the live auction. There will be a Trivia contest after dinner. Let’s have some fun!
Compassion. Our theme for October is Cultivating Compassion, and I am trying to think of ways I can actually cultivate that. Most times we think that having compassion for others is what is meant here—and it can be that also—but what about when we need to have compassion for ourselves? Like, maybe giving ourselves a … Continue reading Spirit Matters—October 2025
All Peoples Fall 2024 Congregational Meeting Agenda Call to Order—Dan Sexton Certification of Quorum—Colleen Brewer Opening Words—Dan Sexton Chalice Lighting—Ros Hunter Review of Relational Covenant—Ros Hunter Approval of May 2024 Minutes—Dan Sexton President’s Report to the Congregation—Dan Sexton Religious Education Report—Rain Brady Membership Manager’s Report—Karl Thibideaux Finance Report—Tony Collins Bylaws update vote to change name … Continue reading Congregational Meeting Agenda
A Word On Membership Members of a church are like citizens of a country. Every church needs members, individuals who feel a sense of ownership, a sense of responsibility. If you believe society needs a church that values all individuals and their differences; that teaches our children religion, not a religion; that cherishes freedom and … Continue reading We Invite You to Join Us
Our community garden is open and ready for spring planting with plots available for just $35/year. Join our core of committed gardeners who have been raising vegetables for a decade next to our beautiful (and pollinator attracting) wildflower meadow. If interested, please email Karl or call (817) 451-1505.
Some may remember us as First Jefferson and we are still the same congregation, but in 2022 we voted to change our name to All Peoples. So stop by for a visit and see what’s new and what’s familiar!
