St. Columba's Stirring the Waters

06/04/2026

"Listen like you might be wrong"

Harvard student - Noah Eckstein's commencement speech, "The Punchline", sends a powerful message about building understanding when we disagree.

Graduate Noah Eckstein delivers the Senior English Address, “The Pu...

06/04/2026

We've got a family friendly summer concert of contemporary folk pop music coming up on Sunday June 21 at 7pm. Bring a chair or blanket and join us in the courtyard to hear our own Wee Worship song leader, Sara Curtin, and her band share an evening showcasing Sara's "angelic" vocals and original songwriting, as well as some favorite covers. The playground will be open, so kids can explore while enjoying the music.

Our Courtyard Concerts are free and open to all in the community. In the event of rain, the concert will be offered inside in the nave.

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05/25/2026

Learn about the people’s history of Decoration Day (Memorial Day) and the Memorial Day Massacre.

05/09/2026

As veterans of the Civil Rights Movement, we are angered by the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais.

05/01/2026

Today’s Supreme Court ruling further weakens a law born out of sacrifice, struggle, and the determination of people who risked everything for the right to vote.

Voting rights remain essential to justice, representation, and the dignity of citizenship. This decision certainly weakens key protections and sets up a path that could make fair representation even more difficult.

This is a critical election year, and it is also a critical moment to call for new voting rights legislation.

Through Kingian Nonviolence, we can organize, strategize, and coordinate our efforts to combat voter suppression and create a pathway to restore and protect representation.

Register. Verify your status. Make a plan to vote. Help others do the same.

If we are serious about creating the Beloved Community, we must be serious about protecting and using the right to vote.

05/01/2026

04/30/2026

“Today's Supreme Court ruling further weakens a law born out of sacrifice, struggle, and the determination of people who risked everything for the right to vote.

Voting rights remain essential to justice, representation, and the dignity of citizenship. This decision certainly weakens key protections and sets up a path that could make fair representation even more difficult.

This is a critical election year, and it is also a critical moment to call for new voting rights legislation.

Through Kingian Nonviolence, we can organize, strategize, and coordinate our efforts to combat voter suppression and create a pathway to restore and protect representation.

Register. Verify your status. Make a plan to vote. Help others do the same.

If we are serious about creating the Beloved Community, we must be serious about protecting and using the right to vote.”

Dr. Bernice A. King
CEO, The King Center

04/30/2026