Have you ever wanted a space where you could ask all your hard questions about queer faith? In this group, we will be reading the book Changing Our Mind by David Gushee. We will be discussing topics such as the specific versus typically used against the LQBTQ+ community and, by looking at the context, translations,…
Fail-e-bration: A party thrown for folks to share all the times they had the perfect plan—only to see it go up in smoke. After each person shares, they get a standing ovation with the audience saying “WE SEE YOU. WE LOVE YOU. THANK YOU!” We do this because so much of January is about setting…
Queer people reflect the infinite diversity of God’s image—a God who surpasses all human attempts to summarize and encapsulate. M Hakes will share both what queering one’s faith can look like and what ways it can open us to a fuller way of connecting with the Divine and one another. After the presentation we will…
Starting Wednesday, October 12 @ 7pm, you are welcome to join the Neighborhood community as we begin a series of gatherings in the Duluth. Each gathering is inspired by our goal to evolve as a reconciling community. From artists, chefs, activists, politicians, teachers, and faith leaders we can learn from the stories and traditions the…
Join the NAMI support group hosted at the Hub (612 Cloquet Ave). Nami’s mission is to champion justice, dignity, and respect for all people, including family members, affected by mental illness. The group meets Monday nights at 5:30-7pm starting October 3. This is a free meeting for people 18+ affected by mental illness. It is…
Join us on the holy sacred grounds of Chub Lake for an all-church BBQ. We have some neighborhood folks getting baptized, and we want to party. We will provide the protein, drinks, and some chips. Please bring a side or a dessert to share.
Baptism is a sacred practice that demonstrates the divine love that Christ embodied and demonstrated. Baptism is a practical way we can connect and celebrate with family and friends, as well as join generations of people around the world who have lived by this divine love.
Through dedication, we welcome the newest members to the Neighborhood Church community. Family and friends commit to invest in these children with transformational love and wonder and to help them continually become their most whole and truest selves.
We love to be a church that can make space to step back, rest, and breathe. With that said, we won’t be having service this Sunday. We’ll see you—same place, same time—next weekend.