As People of Hope we strive to walk beside those most impacted by injustice…the immigrant and refugee, our LGBTQIA+ siblings, people of color, the unhoused, the creatures of the Earth…to name just a few.

Our current areas of focus are supporting our immigrant neighbors, anti-racism, LGBTQIA+ allyship, promoting human rights for Palestinians, and deconstructing Christian nationalism. If you are passionate about these or other topics, please join us – we would love to hear from you.

Together, we are better able to face the suffering of the world in love and to have a greater impact – with more joy – as we work for justice. Join us first or third Wednesday afternoons to learn or share about opportunities to get involved…as a community, we CAN make a difference.

MORAL MONDAY SARATOGA

BUILDING A PUBLIC PULPIT & PROPHETIC WITNESS IN THE PUBLIC SQUARE

330pm Sign making in the Social Hall
4pm Saratoga Ave Street Demonstation for Moral Public Policy

Join us for Moral Mondays, a local witness rooted in the national moral fusion movement founded by Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II and Repairers of the Breach. Moral Monday calls people of every faith, and none, to stand publicly for the poor, the marginalized, the immigrant, and moral public policy — the same call carried to Washington, D.C. by leaders like Rev. Jimmie Hawkins of the Director of the PC(USA Office of Public Witness, who has stood with Barber since 2013 on through the present at recent White House and Capitol Moral Monday rallies.

Westhope brings that witness home: whether you come from a faith tradition, a secular ethical commitment, or simply a shared belief that our neighbors deserve better, we invite you to gather with us on-site for a peaceful street demonstration on the second Monday of the month for prayer, presence, and public moral voice — our small congregation joining a national chorus, alongside all who share this cause.

As People of Hope we strive to walk beside those most impacted by injustice…the immigrant and refugee, our LGBTQIA+ siblings, people of color, the unhoused, the creatures of the Earth…to name just a few.

Our current areas of focus are supporting our immigrant neighbors, anti-racism, LGBTQIA+ allyship, promoting human rights for Palestinians, and deconstructing Christian nationalism. If you are passionate about these or other topics, please join us – we would love to hear from you.

Together, we are better able to face the suffering of the world in love and to have a greater impact – with more joy – as we work for justice. Join us first or third Wednesday afternoons to learn or share about opportunities to get involved…as a community, we CAN make a difference.

ARE YOU…

• Spiritual but not religious?

• Religious but not quite finding what you are looking for?

• Frustrated, but not quite sure where to look for answers?

• Feeling stuck, and not quite sure how to get unstuck?

• Coming to a crossroads in life, and struggling to decide which path to take?

• Seeking a community without religious dogma and without the pressure to conform at the expense of your individual autonomy?

• Looking to connect with your deeper sense of meaning and purpose?

JOIN US FOR A NIGHT OF CONVERSATION AND EXPLORATION

MEET OTHERS WITH MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS.

LEARN MORE ABOUT YOURSELF THROUGH DISCUSSION AND INTERACTION.

WITH A LITTLE LUCK AND INTENTION,
MAYBE EVEN GET A LITTLE CLEARER UNDERSTANDING OF YOUR PURPOSE.

WHO WE ARE:
A BUDDING COMMUNITY OF SEEKERS

• We are looking for community, connection, and wisdom in an era defined by distraction and separation.

• We are open to the possibility deep truths exist, but instinctively resist the shallow spirituality typically offered by religious institutions.

• We don’t like being told what to believe or how to behave, and commit to not imposing our beliefs and expectations on others.

• Our preference would be to identify tools that help us find the answers we seek for ourselves, but do so in a community of fellow seekers.

• Our group is explicitly irreligious, though we welcome the religious and irreligious alike.

• All are welcome who support and honor our commitment
  not to impose beliefs on others.

As People of Hope we strive to walk beside those most impacted by injustice…the immigrant and refugee, our LGBTQIA+ siblings, people of color, the unhoused, the creatures of the Earth…to name just a few.

Our current areas of focus are supporting our immigrant neighbors, anti-racism, LGBTQIA+ allyship, promoting human rights for Palestinians, and deconstructing Christian nationalism. If you are passionate about these or other topics, please join us – we would love to hear from you.

Together, we are better able to face the suffering of the world in love and to have a greater impact – with more joy – as we work for justice. Join us first or third Wednesday afternoons to learn or share about opportunities to get involved…as a community, we CAN make a difference.

ARE YOU…

• Spiritual but not religious?

• Religious but not quite finding what you are looking for?

• Frustrated, but not quite sure where to look for answers?

• Feeling stuck, and not quite sure how to get unstuck?

• Coming to a crossroads in life, and struggling to decide which path to take?

• Seeking a community without religious dogma and without the pressure to conform at the expense of your individual autonomy?

• Looking to connect with your deeper sense of meaning and purpose?

JOIN US FOR A NIGHT OF CONVERSATION AND EXPLORATION

MEET OTHERS WITH MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS.

LEARN MORE ABOUT YOURSELF THROUGH DISCUSSION AND INTERACTION.

WITH A LITTLE LUCK AND INTENTION,
MAYBE EVEN GET A LITTLE CLEARER UNDERSTANDING OF YOUR PURPOSE.

WHO WE ARE:
A BUDDING COMMUNITY OF SEEKERS

• We are looking for community, connection, and wisdom in an era defined by distraction and separation.

• We are open to the possibility deep truths exist, but instinctively resist the shallow spirituality typically offered by religious institutions.

• We don’t like being told what to believe or how to behave, and commit to not imposing our beliefs and expectations on others.

• Our preference would be to identify tools that help us find the answers we seek for ourselves, but do so in a community of fellow seekers.

• Our group is explicitly irreligious, though we welcome the religious and irreligious alike.

• All are welcome who support and honor our commitment
  not to impose beliefs on others.