Holy Listening This Sunday at 4 PM
All parishioners are encouraged to participate in a necessary and vulnerable conversation: Why is it so difficult to talk about race? Where do you find yourself in this conversation around race and justice? What does it mean to listen fully, without agenda? What does it mean to be so present for the truth of another that we lay down the need to react, correct, or respond? How can the act of listening—to God and to one another—be holy?
For this week, participants are asked to view a video reflection from Jim Wallis, theologian, teacher, and political activist, prior to attending the discussion on Zoom. We will spend time engaging where the shared truth landed in your heart—not what you learned, but how it felt to be open to the truth of another. Each conversation will be grounded in scripture and Christian theology.
Sundays in August (9, 16, 23, 30) at 4 PM on Zoom
Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88659564850
Call In: +1 301 715 8592
Meeting ID: 886 5956 4850
Videos for Discussion may be found here.
August 16: Jim Wallis, The Idol of Whiteness