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DRUUMM Beat Newsletter

The DRUUMM Beat Newsletter is produced regularly (generally monthly), highlighting members experiences, reflections, artwork, ideas, and organizing opportunities in our community. We welcome contributions from members and BIPOC friends. Our deadline is the 1st of the month for inclusion in the following month (i.e. January 1st for our February edition). To submit, please email info@druumm.org.

 

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  • Strengthening Community Through Restorative Practicea
  • DRUUMM Village at GA 2026
  • Meet Deborah Walker, our GA Coordinator
  • Power Doesn’t Have to be Corrupt
  • The Pluralistic Beauty of Jerusalem
  • Thrive Program Developer
  • Join our Spring Caucus April 25 – druumm.org/events

    • Welcome/Introduction by Karishma Gottfried
    • A Blessing for Nowruz
    • Call for DRUUMM Leadership
    • Invitation to Karishma’s Ordination
    • Sponsor our Public Worship – bit.ly/druumm-2026
    • Share the Love This February: Membership Drive

    • DRUUMM in the Midwest

    • Share the Love, Share the Plate

    • We Ride at Dawn: Showing Up, No Matter What

    • You Do Not Have To Carry It Alone

    • DRUUMM Chaplains

    • Benefits of DRUUMM Membership
    • Every Act of Resistance
    • Sustained by our shared values
    • Obsessing about boundaries is making us less human
    • Julián Jamaica Soto
    • Gatherings in 2026
    • Your Outreach Makes This Possible
    • Ode to the Martyr
    • Pastoral Note: The Shape of Things to Come
    • Another Side of My Community Ministry: Song, Solidarity, and Southeast Asia
    • Empire of AI: Dreams and Nightmares in Sam Altman’s OpenAI
    • Finding Our Way Home 2026
    • Davis, California Retreat
    • Davis, California Retreat
    • Fall Caucus Review: Drawn Into The Listening
    • There is Love in Revolution
    • The Rhythm of Justice
    • The Torii Gate and the Kumano Kodo
    • Día de los Muertos
    • The Rhythm of Liberation
    • On Becoming a Minister
    • Chaplain Note
    • A Conversation on Bilingual Spiritual Direction with Rev. Tania Marquez
    • Elder Spiritual Odyssey – Nov 13
    • Congratulations to Natasha Walker!
    • Calling all Local BIPOC Group Facilitators
    • Introducing Our New Ministerial Intern Melissa Jeter
    • Swamped | Rev. Joseph Santos-Lyonsa
    • Blessing of the Animals | Devin A.C. Dadah
    • Pastoral Note | Rev. Claudia Jiminez
    • Voices on Gaza: The Wall | Devin A.C. Dadah
    • Chicagoland Justice Training Oct 24-25
    • Stages of Life – Call for Submissions
    • Gatherings in 2026
    • Your Outreach Makes This Possible
    • Ode to the Martyr
    • Pastoral Note: The Shape of Things to Come
    • Another Side of My Community Ministry: Song, Solidarity, and Southeast Asia
    • Empire of AI: Dreams and Nightmares in Sam Altman’s OpenAI
    • Finding Our Way Home 2026
    • Davis, California Retreat
    • Davis, California Retreat
    • Fall Caucus Review: Drawn Into The Listening
    • There is Love in Revolution
    • The Rhythm of Justice
    • The Torii Gate and the Kumano Kodo
    • Día de los Muertos
    • The Rhythm of Liberation
    • On Becoming a Minister
    • Chaplain Note
    • A Conversation on Bilingual Spiritual Direction with Rev. Tania Marquez
    • Elder Spiritual Odyssey – Nov 13
    • Congratulations to Natasha Walker!
    • Calling all Local BIPOC Group Facilitators
    • Introducing Our New Ministerial Intern Melissa Jeter
    • Swamped | Rev. Joseph Santos-Lyonsa
    • Blessing of the Animals | Devin A.C. Dadah
    • Pastoral Note | Rev. Claudia Jiminez
    • Voices on Gaza: The Wall | Devin A.C. Dadah
    • Chicagoland Justice Training Oct 24-25
    • Stages of Life – Call for Submissions