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March 15 LACE Book Club

WHEN & WHERE: Sunday, March 15, 2026, at 2:30 p.m. at the Central Library downstairs classroom after the 1:30 LACE mtg.

Leni de Mik will join us via Zoom for a second session!! as we discuss her book, “How Shall I Stand Between River & Land? Heart Questions for Uncertain Times”

We are discussing Leni de Mik’s book slowly and meeting with her via Zoom to share our thoughts. It is more than a memoir, but also an invitation to explore your inner life with “Heart Questions”. Even if you missed Part I, you’re welcome to join us!

We will discuss Part II, pages 67-185 in March.

RSVP via Eventbrite for in-person

+ Buy the book from your favorite bookseller, Out West Books, or ask for it at Mesa County Library. Paperback and ebook versions available.

Pizza, Paperclips and Postcards

Thanks to everyone who came to Koinonia Church on Tuesday, January 6 for an evening of solidarity, inspiration and connection. You can view the recording here on YouTube. Scroll down for more information about our book club on Sunday, February 15.

How We Connect and Take Action

We respond to opportunities to make a difference for our community.

In Solidarity

We join forces in solidarity with other local and national groups.

Call Out Injustice

As nonviolent political activists, we stand up for marginalized members of our community.

Empower Each Other

Educate ourselves and empower ourselves and our community while embracing complexities.

Engage as Citizens

Work to elect competent, caring leaders to local, state and national positions.

Reclaim and Protect Democracy

Responding to the urgent unfolding needs, we connect and collaborate with courage.

With Kindness & Heart

We value and recognize the humanity of all people.

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”

Margaret Mead

Cultural Anthropologist