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Wedgewood is a culturally diverse, service-oriented, interfaith church in Charlotte, NC with members who are Progressive Christians, Buddhists, Muslims, Pagans, Atheists, Agnostics, and many other faith journeys and perspectives. When we say everyone is welcome at Wedgewood, we mean EVERYONE! Join us as we try to change the world.
Sunday, September 6th: “Rooted to Rise” with Ashanti Munir
Like a tree, much of the work that allows us to grow happens beneath the surface.
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Before we can rise, we need roots strong enough to sustain us through life’s storms. Those roots are formed through the unseen work of becoming grounded, building a solid foundation and discovering what gives our lives purpose.
Join us this Sunday as Ashanti Munir explores the connection between roots and rising, and what nature can teach us about growth, resilience and moving toward the light of the Creator.
Be rooted. Do the work. Rise in purpose. Shine in light.
All are welcome. We hope to see you Sunday!
​10:30 AM: Coffee & Conversation
11:00 AM: Sunday Service
12:00 PM: After the Amen
Join us for our next Monthly Meetup at Dish!
Looking for a relaxed way to connect with others? Join us at Dish, a longtime Plaza Midwood neighborhood favorite known for Southern comfort food and its cozy, eclectic atmosphere.
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WHEN: Tuesday, September 15 at 6:30 PM
WHERE: 1220 Thomas Ave., Charlotte, NC 28205
Wedgewood's Social Justice Book Club Resumes This September!
After a summer break, we're excited to announce that the Social Justice Book Club will be meeting again September 10 at 7PM. We will have our final discussion on Daughter of the Boycott that we finished over the summer.
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Our next read is Kimberle Williams Crenshaw's memoir, Backtalker, a New York Times Best Seller. Be sure to order your copy now, so you're ready to join us for this inspiring and thought-provoking book.
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"Backtalker charts Crenshaw’s extraordinary journey from precocious child to renowned public intellectual. . . . A rousing call to see the story of the future as one in which ‘the spirit of freedom was nurtured by talking back.’”– Colin Grant, The New York Times
"My religion is very simple. My religion is kindness."
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His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama
Stay connected with Wedgewood
​Our weekly newsletter is one of the ways we stay grounded as an interfaith community rooted in justice, compassion, and collective liberation. Each week, we share reflections from recent services, what’s coming up in the life of the community, and ways to show up for justice, community care, and collective action in Charlotte and beyond.
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Whether you are new to Wedgewood or have been walking alongside us for a while, the newsletter offers a steady way to stay connected to the people, values, and work that shape this community. You do not need to share one belief system to belong here. Just come as you are and stay connected.
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Land Acknowledgement
As a community that considers social justice to be a cornerstone of who we are, we would like to acknowledge that the land that Wedgewood is on the unceded land of the Xuali, known today as the Cheraw, as well as the Esaw, now known as the Catawba, and the Sugaree people.
