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11:00 a.m. |
Morning Prayer |
12:30 p.m. |
Christian Education |
12:15 p.m. |
Bread for the Body, Food for the Soul Soup and reflective readings No service April 4 and 11 |
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Bread for the Body, Food for the Soul is a weekly gathering of people who come together to explore their faith and worship in a more intimate and personal setting.
At first glance, Bread for the Body, Food for the Soul looks like a fancy name for a luncheon. But it is much more than that.
Each week we gather in the church at 12:15 pm to celebrate a table Eucharist together and break bread over a filling soup lunch. During lunch, we have the opportunity to meet new people or catch up with some of our friends from the community.
While we wrap up the lunch, we continue the table conversation with a spiritual reflection on a given theme. The topics vary from week to week but the aim is to examine how our faith interrelates with modern culture and can be lived out in today’s society—challenging us to understand our faith as a way of life, not just a Sunday practice.
We try to wrap up with a final prayer by 1:15 pm.
Everyone is welcome. Come and break bread with us, and continue to explore your faith throughout the week!
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January 11th |
Iraneus (c.130–c.200) Early Christian Spirituality Rev. Canon Linda Borden Taylor |
January 18th |
Antony (c.251–355) The Desert Fathers Ven. Peter Hannen |
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January 25th |
Gregory of Nyssia (c.335–c.395) The Cappadocians Rev. Robert Camara |
February 1st |
Augustine of Hippo (354–430) The Birth of Western Spirituality Rev. Canon Linda Borden Taylor |
February 8th |
Benedict of Nusria (c.480–547) Western Monasticism Rev. Canon Linda Borden Taylor |
February 15th |
Symeon the New Theologian (949–1153) Experiencing the Spirit Ven. Peter Hannen |
February 22nd |
Anselm (1033/4–1109) Medieval Spirituality I Rev. Robert Camara |
February 29th |
Bernard of Clairvaux (1090–1153) Medieval Spirituality II Ven. Peter Hannen |
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March 7th |
Francis of Assisi (1181/2–1226) The Mendicants Rev. Robert Camara |
March 14th |
Julian of Norwich (1342–c.1420) The English Mystics Rev. Canon Linda Borden Taylor |
March 21th |
Martin Luther (1483–1546) Reformation I Ven. Peter Hannen |
March 28th |
Ignatius of Loyola (1491–1556) The Jesuits Rev. Canon Linda Borden Taylor |
Our gathering of Bread for the Body, Food for the Soul breaks for a couple ofweeks and reconvenes after Easter on Wednesday, April 18, 2012.
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