The Table
May Programs
May 6 — The Role of the Church in the Work of Social Justice
Because of Pullen’s history, current activism, and stated commitments, we are often described as a "social justice church." What role do you think the church should play in social justice — locally and globally? How should lay and clergy leaders work together in these efforts?
Join this community conversation led by Chalice Overy. As we continue to shape our lives and witness as a congregation, we want to hear from you.
Menu: Hibachi Chicken or Tofu, Vegetables, Fried Rice, Salad Bar, Cookies
May 13 — Going Electric
Between environmental concerns and rising fuel prices, more and more people are opting for electric vehicles (EVs), and others are trying to decide if they are ready to “go electric.” Pullen members and EV owners, Grace Evans, Boyd Rogers, and Rob Schofield, will talk about why they decided to purchase EVs and the ups and downs of being EV owners.
Menu: Black-eyed Peas, Rice, Kale, Cornbread, Salad Bar, Cookies
May 20 — Ending the Year with the “Pullen Pickers”
On our last weekly gathering before moving to our monthly summer schedule, the “Pullen Pickers” will lead a sing-along with familiar tunes and a few surprises! Lyrics will be provided. Any requests? Send them to Jim Jarrard.
Menu: Hot Dogs and Hamburgers (with vegetarian options), Vegetarian Baked Beans, Salad Bar, Dessert
May 27 — No Dinner or Program
Enjoy the holiday week! The Table will move to monthly summer programming for June, July, and August.
-Chalice Overy, Associate Pastor
