If human beings play for love’s sake, as God does, then the goal of playing is not simply free enjoyment of life that defies oppression... Instead, playing involves experiencing authenticity in our creative, loving search for being-with and for one another.
--Courtney Goto
For the season of Easter, we will engage in the fun, the freedom, and the work of play together as a community. There will be space for creative play (music, arts, dance),imaginative play (joke writing, storytelling, and meditation), and gaming play (kickball, board games, and more).
In our gatherings, we will discover anew the pleasure of play and the importance of enjoying God's world and each other, which is serious business indeed.