Rev. Deanna

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EverUnfolding.life Choosing to err on the side of love, if these are our choices...Aspiring abolitionist. In this with all y'all.

poster featuring the members of the band Emma's Revolution in concert Sunday July 26th 7 PM St. STephen's Episcopal Church 5720 S. Perry A benefit for Manzanita House supporting immigrants and refugees in our community Hosted by INUUC Inland Northwest Unitarian Universalist Community $25 adv/$30+Door no one turned away
A crowd of people positioned in front of tall buildings and behind a large green banner with the words LEGAL ABORTION NATIONWIDE NOW! in large white letters. Dying grass in the foreground.
Image Description: A hand-drawn illustration of “HEALING WHAT THE SYSTEM TAUGHT US,” with “HEALING” in watercolor rainbow tones, hands holding a multicolored heart below, and surrounding symbols like a raised fist, eye, rainbow, and flowers.
On a white background with black text: No ICE entry without a warrant A large red circle with a diagonal slash Over ICE
a four panel comic showing capitalists taking the work of the working class and asking who's really in debt to whom??
Bright red/pink rhododendron blossom close up, backlit with forest.
Black and gold flier describing The Inaugural Afrika Awards, hosted by JE'MIYAH SUGGS Saturday 5/30/2026
Trans flag (blue, pink, white, pink, blue) in shape of heart with a white heart in center
We interrupt this empire
fuchsia azalea blooms and tiny green leaves fill the screen
on a yellow background in black text: Save the Date! June 13th, 2026 in orange text: Gifts of Light: A Midsummer Ceremony. Then a large square of flower and other plants in collage format, underneath which these words in dark blue text: A co-creation of The Way fo the River and Ever Unfolding. Then in black text: The Revs. Catharine (Qira) Clarenbach and Deanna (De) Vandiver In Orange text: Registration info available soon! and white flower to the right of the bottom block of text.
colorful flower clip art at four corners of a white square. in the center, in olive green text, this quote: It's not possible to constantly hold onto crisis. you have to have the love and you have to have the magic. That's also life. - Toni Morrison
Sunrise over a sea with a city in the distance and a yellow line and net of a ferry deck in the foreground
Pink and white tulips with green foliage
Stickers on ferry offering abortion access information
sepia background center image Militarized human with gun, overwritten with black text YOU KNOW DAMN WELL HOW WRONG ALL OF THIS IS! MILITARIZED COMMUNITY TERROR CAMPAIGNS NEED TO STOP!
Cover of a board book - a rose and a sunflower on the left edge and green spiraling plants along the other three edges, in the center a large snail with a golden brown shell. Above the snail, the title in curving black text: Swirl by Swirl spirals in nature. Below the snail, also in curving black text: by Joyce Sidman pictures by Beth Krommes winner of the Caldecott Medal for The house in the Night
art created by Dina D'Argo entitled You have everything you need. a panel split north to south with red on the viewer's left and sky blue on the right.A stag with one antler pale gold and the other antler transformed into an apple tree with one apple within reach of the stag's mouth, framed within a full moon and the words you have everything you need stenciled across the whole panel descending and wrapping in light gold letters
In the center- a cream and gold camellia blossom on the edge of white foamy sea water and small broken sea shells and rocks, the tips of gray boots just visible at the bottom left
photo of a lollypop with a pink green and white wrapper featuring the images of a dragon with the words Dragon Fruit in green ink and Dum Dums Dum Dums in pink
pink and white camellia blossom in focus with a blur of green leaves, vase, jar, purple plant in background
against a background of bare limbed and needle covered trees, a brown wooden peace pole rises, proclaiming in black letters/ideogram in four languages, two of which are visible, May Peace Prevail On Earth
over a close up of crushed glass the colors of fire, this poem in white text: WHEN A WAR ENDS, WHAT DOES THAT LOOK LIKE EXACTLY? DO THE CELLS IN THE BODY STOP DETONATING THEMSELVES? DOES THE ORPHANAGE STOP SCREAMING FOR ITS MOTHER? -Andrea Gibson, TAKE ME WITH YOU
Black square with a bicolored circle. the half that is black has transparent photos of people gathering in protest and the words THE FREEDOM SIDE in block yellow letters. the bottom half of the circle is yellow and holds an image of the globe in black and white tilted with hands emerging from the globe to hold a white sign with purplish letters reading RISING MAJORITY
In the center, pale pink Camellia nestled in a circle of brown/gray drift wood, shiny green laurel leaves on the edges of the picture
A pale pink camellia blossom
On ivory paper background- IT’S A COLLECTIVE DECLARATION THAT READING IS AN ACT OF CARE. THAT CHOOSING A BOOK IS CHOOSING A FUTURE THAT REMAINS OPEN.
Unitarian Universalist flaming Chalice logo in the colors of the trans pride flag -blue pink and white, on a black background, next to the word Uplift in all caps large font, each letter a different color of the rainbow, stretched over smaller text reading, in red letters- uplifting the lgbtq+ experience And in lavender letters- within Unitarian Universalism & beyond. All encompassed by a rainbow frame.
Close up of green feathery moss
Over a transparent landscape, a logo -a small black fist and lightning bolt in front of, in blue text, BLUU and underneath both in fine print, Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism, and then all caps text alternating black and blue type: HARNESSES LOVE’S POWER TO COMBAT OPPRESSION AND FOSTER HEALING AS A SPIRITUAL AND POLITICAL IMPERATIVE WE KNOW THE POWER OF LOVE TO BE LIFE-CHANGING, INCLUSIVE, RELATIONAL, UNCOMFORTABLE, UNCONDITIONAL AND WITHOUT END
the cover of a book featuring the image of a nonbinary tween in red boots with arms outstretched, nested within a phoenix like bird with warm colors in the center and cool colors at the edges. At the top of the cover, in fine white text "AN ENDEARING CELEBRATION OF THE VALUE OF QUEER COMMUNITY AND FAMILY." - Alex Gino, Stonewall award winning author of MELISSA. Then in a wavy letter pattern in light blue text ASH VAN OTTERLOO. The title, in bright yellow strokes, wrapped around the images, THE BEAUTIFUL SOMETHING ELSE.
in black text over a transparent photo of a crowd of people: As people of faith and conscience, we are called by love to tell the truth about this violence, to accompany those most impacted, and to keep organizing toward fulfilling the promise of our communities and institutions to make safety, belonging, and freedom real for all. with a black heart and in yellow text: Side with love. in black text: Photo by Rev. Ashley Horan
picture of a foggy day over water and shore with one dot of red, a buoy, in the center, under text in white: The wisdom of Rev. Denise Graves: In 2026, may we: hold grief without panic tell the truth without cruelty love without compliance lead without domination #PrayerFor2026 #PeaceMinistry all surrounded by a teal square
a purple sign with white letters reads: opioid overdose emergency kit. A white arrow points down. this sign is mounted on wooden shake siding on a library's outside wall and hovers over a white square with words in red reading OVERDOSE EMERGENCY KIT and through the glass pane, Naloxone HCI Nasal spray can be seen.
Teal vertical stripe on on left holds image of the blue and green earth with a flaming chalice inset - golden flame and blue chalice. In white text: December 21 4PM PT/7PM ET/. The remainder of the image is a starlit forest with white text: A Winter Solstice Ritual Blanketed in Beauty Honoring the Gifts of the Darkness Guest Speaker Rev. Dr. Kristen Harper Ritual Leader Rev. Lauren Levwood Special Music Li Kynvi and in the far right lower corner, the words Scan to register and a QR code.
picture of blue and peach sky with razor wire and chain link fence in lower left corner and crayons in a variety of colors in lower right corner. In white letters the words: Families in ICE detention lack clean water and medical care. ICE often even denies kids access to crayons. In Yellow text: TELL CONGRESS: In purple text: #FreeFamilies now! END FAMILY DETENTION in white text in purple box at bottom of flier: NATIONAL COALITION TO END FAMILY & CHILD DETENTION
The House has not held a vote since Sept. 19th. Are they being paid? #FundSNAP
black and white photo of a person who presents as white and male, wearing a suit and tie, sitting with a newspaper open and looking back over their shoulder towards the viewer. Text in white shadowed text reads Journalism 101: if one person says it's raining and the other says it is dry, it is not your job to quote them both. Your job is to stick your head out the window and find out which is true.
on a pink, purple and blue watercolor background, in black typefaces, the words "Part of how chaos gains power is that when we are overwhelmed or threatened, we need someplace to put that charge and too often, we send it towards each other." Susan Raffo
a cream background with red corners and text that reads Don't be a Copagandist! below an image of a cop within a red circle and slash. In black text, the words A Resource for Media on covering "Crime" and Violence. Underneath a red line, in much smaller font, the words: Compiled by Mia Henry, Lewis Raven Wallace, and Andrea J. Ritchie with research from No More Police: A Case for Abolition
background paint strokes in orange purple blue shades, white text that reads "One of the most vital ways we sustain ourselves is by building communities of resistance, places where we know we are not alone." - bell hooks, all about love
Image: black background. In the upper left hand corner, there is a white Side With Love heart. Next to it, in a handwritten-style font in yellow is text that reads: Save the Date. Below it in red text reads “30 Days of Love 2025”, followed by “Monday, January 20 through Friday, February 14” in white text. On the right hand side of the graphic are small, chalk drawing-style hearts in the Side With Love yellow in a staggered line.
multimedia collage on notepaper with pomegranate, cactus, puzzle piece, and scrap prints in orange, fuchsia, and blue, with a typed quote "The liberation of humanness is not simply a matter of casting off an oppressor," writes Rev. Rebecca Parker. "It involves re-collecting, re-discovering, and re-engaging powers of the soul that have been silenced, suppressed, split off, or denied by dehumanizing social systems." #UUBluesky