Civic Visions and Civil Discourse – Senator Kathy Campbell – February 5
Senator Campbell will address the impact of “abysmal” public discourse on fulfilling the responsibilities and maximizing the opportunities of her office.
Preparing for Life’s Final Quarter – February 12-March 4
Many of us have journeyed along-side of loved ones as they approached the last years of their lives -some as day-to-day caregivers; other, close in spirit but witnessing from longer distances. This series will feature discussions of very practical concerns (such as long term care insurance; power of attorney; “Do Not Resuscitate” orders; in-home, out-of-home Read more
On the Journey
Jesus took some time off. Hiking up in the mountains. His road trip buddies include three close friends, taking some time to pray. As the old song goes, “get in touch with God.” We know what is supposed to happen. Read a couple Bible passages. Do some personal sharing. Say a little Read more
Letter From Birmingham City Jail – February 12 & 19
What better follow up to our reflections on civil discourse and the opportunity if not responsibility for Christians to “lead in the rejuvenation of healthier public conversation” than to read and discuss Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Letter from Birmingham City Jail? What better model could there be for that leadership than this classic not only Read more
Brahm’s Requiem and God’s Voice – February 26-April 1
The season of Lent means to form us as Easter people by confronting candidly the timeless frailties and failures that led to the tragic sorrow of Good Friday in the light of Easter’s resurrection hope for this world as well as the next. In much the same way a requiem affirms life even in the Read more
God’s Medicine – February 28-April 4
Art historian Andree Hayum says of the Isenheim Altarpiece, “this monument, once noticed, becomes an active presence in one’s life.” This sixteenth century twelve panel multi-stage polyptych from the hand of Matthias Grunewald surely represents one of the most powerful expressions of Christian faith ever painted. Literally and figuratively, it also corresponds perfectly to our Read more
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