Join us on Sundays (April 19 – May 17, with a 3-week break, and continuing June 14 – 28) as we explore the book of Ruth through the eyes of Irish theologian, poet, and peacemaker Pádraig Ó Tuama. Each Sunday, we’ll cover one chapter of his book, Borders and Belonging: The Book of Ruth: A Story for our Times, each week. The book is only about 100 pages and will be available for purchase in Trinity Court, or you may purchase it through your favorite bookseller.
The Center for Faith and Justice describes, “In a world marked by borders and riven by divisions, stories of belonging, kindness, and generosity endure. More than that, they carry the power to inspire a better future as people of faith embody their lessons. Join us as we explore how stories of belonging can guide us toward lives of collective flourishing [through truth-telling and inclusion], even in a world where exclusion so often prevails.”
Join us for Modern Worship Collective Sundays, April 26, May 10, and 17 at 5 pm, where we'll continue our engagement with the Borders and Belong sermon series by hearing the immigrant stories of people in our community. Of course, we'll enjoy food, music, and conversation as always!
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Please note: the sermon series will be weekly—except these three Sundays: May 24, May 31, and June 7.
