NOTICE: Out of an abundance of caution and with everyone’s safety in mind due to the severe weather, we’ve decided to move tomorrow night’s meeting to a virtual-only format.

Join Dr. Christy Berghoef and Dr. David Myers for an engaging conversation on why political belief change is so challenging—and how evidence-based approaches can open minds, build trust, and foster more meaningful dialogue across differences.

 At this week's monthly Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisible meeting, Tuesday, November 18, 7 PM – 8:30 PM we will hear from two local agencies who can report on what they see in our own community. They will report on the ways in which government policies and programs impact all of us, and particularly those at the margins. We welcome Scott Rumpsa, Executive Director of Community Action House which serves Ottawa and Allegan County, and Margaret Mason longtime community volunteer and Board Chair of Christian Neighbors.

The Saugatuck Douglas Area Indivisibles group is hosting an event on Christian Nationalism on October 21st, at the First Congregational Church of Saugatuck at 7pm. 

Rev. Sarah Terlouw (First Congregational church) , Rev. Dr. Jay Johnson (All Saints Episcopal Church), Rev. Jody Betten (Douglas Congregational, UCC) will be presenting and then participating in an open panel discussion on this topic.  Together they will help define what Christian Nationalism is and explore how it threatens American Democracy and the mainline protestant church today.

Join us at the First Congregational church in Saugatuck for our monthly meeting.

Join us at the First Congregational church in Saugatuck for our monthly meeting.

We’ll have reps from the Rank MI Vote ballot initiative to tell us about the petitions they’re circulating and answer questions.

At our July meeting we will be reviewing the Feedback Survey results.