Click Here to Check Out This Year’s Artists! Our Annual Fine Art Sale and Holiday Bazaar is a signature event for our church and community. All our members, friends, and family members play a part in making it a success. The Bazaar supports our church budget, helps to fund our programs and service to others, … Continue reading Please join in for the Fine Art Sale & Holiday Bazaar! Saturday November 22rd 9:00 – 3:00

Legacy or Planned Giving While the annual pledge drive and other forms of giving provide for the annual operation of the church, a Legacy gift is put into a fund to be used by the Board of Trustees to ensure the continuing stability of our church home and its historic and emerging programs. Those funds … Continue reading Legacy Giving

November 9, as part of the Sunday Service The Board of Trustees invites all People’s Church members to a special congregational meeting to consider the question ‘Shall the congregation spend up to $38,000 to purchase the solar panels on the roof of the church building?’ This meeting will take place as a portion of the … Continue reading Special Congregational Meeting

By popular demand, the puzzle exchange is now ongoing! Space has been made on the shelves in the church library. Puzzles can be taken, returned, added & enjoyed at any time!

When’s the last time you took a look at the ‘I Wish Someone Would…” board?You can access the board online here: https://padlet.com/PeoplesChurch/lvo4v0pcvh14ck70 Reminder on how the board works:

Religious Education KICK-OFF We are so excited to welcome all preschoolers through high schoolers to our religious education program at People’s Church this year! We have a fun and meaningful opportunities for spiritual growth and learning as well as to deepen connections with one another and within our congregation. Using Mindfulness and Meditation our children … Continue reading RE Notes

Here Comes the Sun; a Last Chance for the Climate and a Fresh Chance for Civilization, by Bill McKibben — 333.7923 Mc Our climate, and our democracy, are melting down. But Bill McKibben, one of the first to sound the alarm about the climate crisis, insists the moment is also full of possibility. Energy from … Continue reading Library Corner

Do you suffer from intrusive thoughts? Would you like to cultivate some peace of mind? Ever wished that voice in your head would just shut up for a minute so you can think? Well unfortunately there is no cure for that, it’s just the human condition; but there IS a way you can at least … Continue reading Meditation Class with Dave Wurtsmith

“The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” by Taylor Jenkins Reid will be reviewed by Mary Montgomery at this month’s meeting, October 9, 6-7:45.We will continue to meet every 2nd Thursday (barring emergencies) at the home of Lois Loeffler.Newcomers are welcome. If you would like to get on the email list for updates and reminders, contact … Continue reading Evening Book Club – Newcomers Welcome!

Our rain garden is in its second season. Native gardens take 3 years to establish. So what does that mean? We will tend the garden more closely this and next year. Years following, the maintenance time will be much less.Join in for some very informal education about native-to-Michigan plants as we work on the rain … Continue reading Only 1 more Rain Garden Therapy session!

October brings opportunities to gather with people who share concerns about the environment and learn about ways to care for the Earth locally and globally. October 4, Saturday, 10:00am -12:00pm. Hope for Creation and the Edison Neighborhood Association present “Learn, Garden, Grow,” an opportunity to learn about garden care and explore Tay’s Farm at 816 … Continue reading Green Spot: Autumn Activities

This exhibit called “Happiness” by Sharon Colella Strazdas will be on display on the Art Wall Gallery From August 21 to October 21. There will be reception for the artist on October 19 at noon. Sharon Colella Strazdas: I started painting back in high school. After a long break to raise 3 children, I took … Continue reading Art Wall

Rowan Jakobah (she/they) is overjoyed to join the incredible team of staff at People’s this year as the new RE Assistant! Rowan is an herbalist/plant person, facilitator, fertility awareness specialist, and sexual/reproductive health educator to people of all ages. Born to a People’s family, Rowan has been attending church on and off for 29 years, … Continue reading Meet Our New Religious Education Assistant!

Below are our Artists and Vendors for our 2025 Fine Art Sale & Holiday Bazaar! New This Year: Returning for Another Great Year: Amelia M Falk of Amelia’s by Design Studio is a working artist with a master’s in visual art and over twenty years of educating others in art. “My jewelry explores the process of … Continue reading 2025 Bazaar Artists and Vendors

We will continue to meet second Mondays at 1:30 pm at Martha’s home (Friendship Village)

Sunday Morning Coffee Helpers Coffee on Sunday mornings after service is a beloved tradition here at People’s Church but it doesn’t happen by magic. We’re looking for additional volunteers to help make this happen every week! Please sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/508054BA9AC22A13-45217221-coffee if you’re interested in learning the ropes and joining the rotation of folks who … Continue reading Helping on Sunday Mornings

A new gathering this FallThere has been so very much news about Mindfulness over the past number of years – what it is, how it’s helpful, and claims of how it can save us and the world. Well, perhaps that last statement is a bit overdone … but it’s close to being the jist of … Continue reading Mindfulness: Spiritual Resilience, and Beyond – Way Beyond …

We will continue to meet every 2nd Thursday (barring emergencies) at the home of Lois Loeffler. Newcomers are welcome. If you would like to get on the email list for updates and reminders, contact Pat Nelson, patnelson348@gmail.com, 269-716-3623. 2 spots are left open in case people come in with a book they would really like … Continue reading Evening Book Club Schedule 2025-2026