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Join us on Sunday April 26 during the Adult Education Class, as we show a new documentary, Jesus Was a Migrant. This 30 minute documentary was produced by bestselling author and historian Dr. Jemar Tisby, and follows him to the U.S.-Mexico border to examine what American Christianity has done for the migrant. The documentary helps us to ask the question “What does our faith actually require?”
Where: Southminster’s Jean Moore Lounge
When: Sunday April 26 at 11:00am
On Easter Sunday (April 5), we will collect the One Great Hour of Sharing offering, one of the three special mission offerings of the PC(USA). Joining with Presbyterians from all over the nation, OGHS supports hunger, disaster relief, and economic redevelopment efforts around the world. When we all do a little, it adds up to a lot!
(Reminder: beginning this year, there are only three denominational Special Offerings. While the Pentecost offering has been discontinued, we will continue to eagerly support the remaining three: OGHS, World Communion, and Christmas Joy.)
For 2026, the Presbyterian Church (USA) has moved to three churchwide special offerings: One Great Hour of Sharing; World Communion (formerly Peacemaking); and Christmas Joy.
The Pentecost Offering has been discontinued, though the ministries it had supported will now be supported by the remaining three offerings. Southminster will continue to be an eager participant in all three PC(USA) Special Offerings.
Every week that the Idaho Legislature is in session, we join our partners from Interfaith Justice Idaho (formerly Interfaith Equality Coalition) for silent prayer on the steps of the State Capitol. This group works to bring equality, justice, and dignity to all people in Idaho, particularly LGBTQIA+ people. Join us in strengthening our silent witness as we remind beloved friends and neighbors they don’t stand alone. Wednesdays from 12:00 to 12:30pm. Questions? See Pastor TJ.
Looking for a joyful way to kick off the holiday season? Join us for Play it Forward, a special evening of music with internationally acclaimed concert artist Sean Rogers. Sean’s performances have taken him across the U.S. and to eight countries, blending jazz, classical, and Latin influences with extraordinary improvisation. Audiences describe him as “a virtuosic performer who makes music come alive for all ages.” In addition to his global concert work, Sean has been a devoted church musician throughout the Treasure Valley, and is an Episcopal priest serving in Ontario, OR.
This one-night event benefits Interfaith Sanctuary, supporting vital services for our unhoused neighbors. Admission is free; a free-will offering (cash/check or new/used books) will be received for Interfaith Sanctuary’s new shelter.
Come enjoy an inspiring night of holiday favorites—music that lifts spirits and gives back.
(This concert will also be streamed live on our YouTube channel and at www.spcboise.org/worship)
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