LENTEN SOUP SUPPER AND CONVERSATION SERIES

Following Jesus in Challenging Times

Wednesday evenings at 6:30 PM, March 12-April 9

Recent changes to public policy have their greatest impact on people living on the margins of society – the poor, the outcast, the foreigners. These are our neighbors; the people whom Jesus served. Perhaps we are one of these people ourselves.

How are we to respond to the threat these changes pose to the the lives of people whom Jesus calls us to love and serve? How do we stay true to the Gospel when the world seems to be moving in a different direction?

Within the context of Evening Prayer, we will focus on the baptismal promises we make and how those promises relate to the issues of public policy facing our country today. Conversations will be led by Deacon Susan and Reverend Gitau – the planned topics are as follows:

March 12	When Kindred Live in Unity: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
March 19	Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: Gender Diversity
March 26	Fleeing to Egypt: Refugee Services
April 2	Where you go, I will go: Immigration
April 9	Who is my neighbor?: US Humanitarian Aid

We invite you to come with curiosity, wonder and a willingness to speak honestly and listen with respect.

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