The IFC runs on a “school year” calendar, commencing in September and brea
king in June.
September: CROP Walk
November: Thanksgiving Service
December: Reading of the UN Declaration of Human Rights
March: Music Festival
June: Baccalaureate
Monthly: Super Suppers
Quarterly: Helpline Food Drives
Mar
24
Sun
The Agate Pass Threshold Choir, one of more than 200 choirs worldwide, will present an afternoon of calming and compassionate songs that uplift the human spirit and create moments of grace during difficult times. Please join us for this free event and reception. Learn how the choir serves those with serious illness and end-of-life transitions.
Experience the power of gentle voices singing simple, sacred songs
Discover how comforting harmonies can ease death and grief
Learn how to request the choir’s presence for a friend or loved one
Apr
4
Thu
“Imagine Me: A Black Girl’s Journey coming of age in 1960’s Detroit” is the memoir of Brenda Fantroy-Johnson. She will tell her coming-of-age story “set during the height of the Civil Rights Movement…a time of music, baseball, and fishing on the Detroit River, a time of developing and discovering identity.”
Help us welcome Ms. Fantroy-Johnson, who now lives in Washington State, and hear her story.
Apr
28
Sun
Rabbi Ted Falcon, Imam Jamal Rahman, Pastor Dave Brown, sponsored by Unity of North Kitsap and Faith Episcopal Church
Schedule:
11:15 AM. First Seminar
12:30 PM – Potluck for everyone.
1:30 PM Second Seminar.
The two seminars will be different.
May
2
Thu
The Agate Pass Threshhold Choir, led by Judy Friesem, will present a program. From their website:
Who We Are
We are the Agate Pass Threshold Choir, located a ferry ride west of Seattle, Washington. Meeting since June 2015, we are singers from Bainbridge Island, Suquamish, and Indianola, welcoming women and men. Our singers have a variety of backgrounds, including caregiver, psych nurse, massage therapist, sound healer, shaman, community builder, therapeutic musician, legal assistant, mediator. As a caring community whose hearts are called to share the soothing blend of our voices, we sing restful songs with gentle messages meant to help create an oasis of grace, peace, and comfort for those at life’s thresholds.
We meet on Monday nights from 6:30 to 8:30 on Bainbridge Island at a beautiful, sacred space surrounded by deep woods and sweet air.
Contact Us
Jun
6
Thu
Dinner will be potluck, so bring a dish to share with others.
Our year-end meeting will include:
- Election of 2019-20 officers (President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer)
- Presentation of Bob Satterwhite Scholarship award(s) to deserving graduating senior(s) who exemplify IFC-BINK values and service
- Presentation of Repairing the World award to business person/s who exemplify IFC-BINK commitment to justice and human rights
