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Stories that Draw Us Deeper
Sunday, May 24 – June 28
Many of Jesus’ most memorable teachings were conveyed as parables – short, metaphorical, often esoteric stories brimming with artistry, paradox, and surprise. Every couple of years we return to these sources to be drawn deeper into the truth and love that Jesus embodies.
Sunday, June 28, 10:00 a.m.
The Good Samaritan, Matthew Dyer, Lead Pastor
New Series starting Sunday, July 5, 10:00 a.m.
Songs of Hope and Love
Sunday Morning Book Study: Sundays at 8:45 a.m., in room 203
This group will meet most Sundays, currently discussing The Great Divorce and The Abolition of Man, both by C.S. Lewis. These classic books (published in 1945 and 1943 respectively), are still remarkably relevant today, raising questions about what it means to be human. For questions, or to confirm a specific Sunday, please contact Dave Martinsen davidmartinsen@yahoo.com. Everybody welcome!
The Criminal Justice Reform Team invites you to participate in a summer “book” club exploring The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story. This anthology of essays and poetry reframes American history by placing slavery and its enduring legacy at the center of the American story, inviting readers to consider how that history continues to shape American society today. While this work is not directly tied to issues of criminal justice, the CJRT picked this as a fantastic resource for learning and discussion.
There are multiple ways to engage with the material. You can read the book, listen to the audiobook or podcast (available on all major podcast platforms), or watch the related Hulu series. You are welcome to engage with any of these formats, to whatever extent you desire. Work through the material at your own pace during the summer and join us for a discussion and fellowship gathering planned for late August (details forthcoming).
Contact Sara at salimpert@gmail.com to join or for more information.
