Moral Monday’s Coffee and Conversation
Join Us to Explore Faith and Politics—Your Voice Matters
Coffee and Conversation meets the 2nd & 4th Mondays of each month from 10:00 to 11:30am in a CRR Classroom—next to the main office, located just down the hall from the office entrance. For those joining remotely, meetings are also accessible via Zoom.
Background
Several weeks ago, Margaret Gramley, Pastor G, and David Stabenfeldt and other concerned church members discussed ways to examine the current political climate through a faith-based lens. David proposed we use the resources from the Moral Monday/Repairers of the Breach organization.
Introduction to Moral Monday
Go online to review the writings and interviews Bishop William Barber and the work of the organization. If you have a SubStack account, you will find him at:
This resource provides insight into the organization’s mission and ongoing activities.
How to Register & Access the Conversation
- Step 1: Email Jussara at receptionist@churchoftheredrocks.com to indicate your interest in attending, specifying if you’ll join in-person or online.
- Step 2: Remote attendees will receive a Zoom link and clear instructions via email prior to each session.
- Step 3: After registering, you’ll be added to our update list and will receive reminders and news about upcoming meetings.
- For additional details or questions, please reach out to Jussara directly or contact Margaret at margramley@gmail.com or David at stabiesdp@gmail.com.
What to Expect & Why Join
Whether you’re deeply engaged in faith-based activism or simply curious about the intersection of faith and politics, your voice is valued in our conversations. All perspectives are welcome, and no prior experience is needed—just bring your curiosity and willingness to listen and share.
Each meeting features materials from the Moral Monday/Repairers of the Breach organization, including presentations by Bishop William Barber and conversations between inspiring leaders such as Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove and Ruth Ben-Ghiat. Our aim is to create a welcoming space to examine the intersections of faith and politics, guided by thought-provoking resources and interfaith perspectives.
Sample Topics & Discussion Questions
- How can faith communities respond to current political challenges?
- What does moral resistance look like today?
- In what ways does spiritual tradition inform our approach to justice?
- How do diverse beliefs strengthen our shared work for change?
Participants are encouraged to share their own experiences and insights, contributing to a dynamic and supportive group environment.
Looking Ahead
You’ll receive updates and reminders about future meetings, ensuring you stay in the loop about upcoming topics and opportunities to connect. Meetings are held every second and fourth Monday, so there are plenty of chances to join in the conversation.
- We look forward to welcoming you to Coffee and Conversation—where every perspective matters, and together we can explore meaningful questions in a spirit of openness and mutual respect. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and grow with us!
