ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Walk the Talk on the Death Penalty: a Forum Sponsored by the Temple's Social Justice Team
On Thursday, February 18, at 7:00 pm, the Temple’s Social Justice Team will host a virtual panel discussion on the death penalty considering the issue from four perspectives. Participants include the Rev. Stacy Rector, Executive Director of Tennesseans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, federal public defender Kelley Henry, Rolanda Holman, sister of Pervis Payne, and exoneree Sabrina Butler-Smith.
Your Garden Reflection
Have you enjoyed the recent reflections by Sandy, Jane, Theresa and Ev?
February Share the Plate: Tennessee Justice Center
The Tennessee Justice Center’s goal is health justice and equity, achieved when every person, regardless of race, income, education, gender or other status, has access to what they need to be healthy. TJC works with clients to help them get the food and healthcare they need. TJC advocates that laws and policies honor the value and potential of every person.
Still Spring Garden - A Reflection by Theresa
Fast food, doctor appointments, and Still Spring Garden.
NOAH Public Action of Lamentation Calls on the Governor to Release TANF Funds
NOAH’s Action of Public Lamentation was a moving action of public witness and a success in terms of media attention. Thank you to those who made stars for this event. Stories appeared in the Tennessean, on NewsChannel 5, and on Fox 17. To date, however, the governor has not taken action. Please contact Governor Lee today about releasing stockpiled TANF money!
Announcing Open Table Nashville as Our January 2021 Share the Plate Organization
Our Share the Plate Partner for January 2021 is Open Table Nashville, an interfaith homeless outreach nonprofit that disrupts cycles of poverty, journeys with the marginalized, and provides education about issues of homelessness. They take a stand on the side of people experiencing homelessness and work for justice by fostering personal and systemic transformation. Please give generously.
Still Spring Garden - A Reflection By Ev N.
Ev N Reflects on the History of Still Spring Garden
Roger Wiesmeyer's new life direction
I'm becoming a life coach and want to share coaching with my friends at GNUUC.
A Year in the Life of Still Spring Garden
See the beauty to be found in each month of the year. Photo credits to Mary H.
