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Award-winning Azalea City Recordings artist, Washington Folk Festival favorite and long-time Church of the Saviour member Jesse Palidofsky teams up with an All-Star band featuring clarinetist/saxophonist Seth Kibel, violinist Christine Kharazian, bassist Bob Abbott and harmony vocalist/percussionist Rachel MorganIm for the Folklore Society of Greater Washington-sponsored livestream release of Jesse’s new recording, Our Better Angels–which was produced in Toronto by world class producer Ken Whiteley.  Come celebrate hundreds of millions of Covid vaccination shots and our fervent hope that we’ll gather again for “live” concerts in the upcoming months!

Livestream concert – Saturday, May 15, 8pm
Event link: https://fsgw.org/event-4270361


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Gemstones in the SunSeeking Movement Chaplains in DMV and Michgan

“The GITS Movement Chaplaincy position fuses two primary activity areas into one area: Nonviolent Socio-Economic Justice Movement Building and Intercultural, Interfaith and Community-Wellness Capacity Building. The skills for this work need be put to good use by our Movement Chaplains within and between various POC communities, simultaneously. GITS’s work is a spiritual care approach to healing and transformation in the service of human recovery, societal evolution, and restorative justice. The personal and collective work in which GITS participants take part is designed to serve under-served and marginalized members of society, many of whom are POC. GITS honors and embraces the common wisdom of all faith traditions and spiritual perspectives, as well as humanists and agnostics, to best serve the personal and collective care needs of a growing POC population; a population that encompasses a wide range of community activities, concerns, hopes, and crises where diverse languages are written and spoken.”

Read the full position description: https://www.gemstonesinthesun.com/joinus


The Festival Center is a leader in the fight for justice. Renovations on the building will begin this summer so that we can more faithfully live out our call to create movements for justice and train and mobilize faith leaders to serve in those movements. How can a building impact justice? Join us to find out.

To register, email Dawn Longenecker at dlongenecker @ festivalcenter.org.
Facebook event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/2605721979728859/