with Worship Associate Ashley Kennedy and pianist David Dodd
“If I can’t dance, I don’t want to be part of your revolution.” – Emma Goldman
There are moments when we step back. Life gets heavy, distractions multiply, and even the most passionate among us may find ourselves retreating from the work of justice and compassion. And yet – again and again – something stirs us. A story, a song, a moment of connection. A reminder of who we are and what we stand for. Join us in this exploration of the long and rich history of joyful resistance – from the singing freedom fighters to the laughing organizers, from quiet acts of courage to bold collective movements. Together, we’ll reflect on what calls us back into the circle when we’ve wandered, and how joy has always been a part of the resistance – not just a byproduct, but a fuel.