Q&A with Pastor Amy Kienzle
Kienzle discusses the rebranding of the once Lutheran Church and its inclusitivioty of all beliefs, spiritual and non-spiritual.
https://greenpointers.com/2015/09/25/a-qa-with-greenpoints-post-denominational-pastor/
Gone are the days where the secular world and religion could not exist in the same space. In the community of Greenpoint, Brooklyn lies a Co-Op, once a Lutheran Church. "The vision for the co-op is to be able to serve our neighbors, which is a command that Jesus gave for the church", Pastor Amy said. By opening the church to everyone, regardless of spiritual beliefs, Pastor Amy is able to connect with members of the community on a more personal level and meet the needs of the neighborhood.
dtg-church-is-a-coop-2015-09-11-bk.html
Pervasive Feminism- A Milk and Night Event
"An international Discussion Panel opening to intersectional feminism while debating place of feminism in traditional sacred spaces."