Love Rising 2026
Peace Takes Community
Monday, July 6th
7:30 pm Building Community through Music and Reflection at Schulze Vineyards & Winery, Coomer Road, Burt
Wednesday, July 15th
8:00 am Sunrise Service at Krull Park in Olcott Beach, near the Lions Club shelter.
Throughout the day – personal reflections, meditations and prayers for peace, from participants’ homes or location of choice.
7:30 pm Building Community through Music and Reflection at Schulze Vineyards & Winery, Coomer Road, Burt
Wednesday, July 15th
8:00 am Sunrise Service at Krull Park in Olcott Beach, near the Lions Club shelter.
Throughout the day – personal reflections, meditations and prayers for peace, from participants’ homes or location of choice.
Love Rising 2025
Love Rising, at its most basic, is a day – from sunrise to sunset on July 15th – when we ask participants to intentionally pause and reflect on our community: what we have, what we hope for, and what each of us can do to create caring communities. Ideally, however, Love Rising is a movement, a way of life, a commitment from each person, from each neighbor, to live the philosophy of Love Rising all year long – and that is, peace takes community.
Love Rising is neighbors intentionally creating caring communities by what they do, how they act, and the choices they make every day.
Love Rising is neighbors intentionally creating caring communities by what they do, how they act, and the choices they make every day.
“At its most basic, Love Rising is an organization focused on helping our neighbors
recognize that we all play a part in creating a more caring community. It takes
willingness and hard work to look beyond our own busy day-to-day lives and our typical
ways of seeing things, but we can all contribute to making our community a more
welcoming place to call home. Think about who you are and what’s important to you,
because your passions and your circumstances lead you to see a need in your
community that you may not have seen before.”
Pam Leibring, Organizer
recognize that we all play a part in creating a more caring community. It takes
willingness and hard work to look beyond our own busy day-to-day lives and our typical
ways of seeing things, but we can all contribute to making our community a more
welcoming place to call home. Think about who you are and what’s important to you,
because your passions and your circumstances lead you to see a need in your
community that you may not have seen before.”
Pam Leibring, Organizer
