Small Faith Groups
Faith & Wisdom Book Discussion Group
“Life is difficult. Don’t walk alone. Find a friend to walk with.” Pope Francis
“Searching for Wisdom With Friends” meets in six-week segments on Thursday evenings in Spring, Early Summer and Fall. The emphasis is on group discussion and fellowship.
April 22 - May 27, 2021
Please join us as the Faith & Wisdom Book Discussion Group begins its next session on April 22 at 7pm! We will be reading The Life of the Beloved, by Henri Nouwen. In this book, Nouwen has an ongoing conversation his friend, the journalist Fred Bratman; Bratman has asked him to articulate the essence of the Christian faith in a way that is easy to understand, as Bratman comes from a different background. Nouwen’s book explains God’s saving love and action in our lives in an overarching way, focusing on how we receive and give God’s love in the world in a way that Bratman and others can understand.
We will meet on Zoom for the spring session, April 22-May 27. Please contact Anna Wallich, Th.M. at awallich@saintlukemclean.org or 603-714-5625 if you are interested this group discussion!
Anna Wallich is a member of the Saint Luke Parish community who has studied theology at the Yale Divinity School and Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. She enjoys leading Bible studies as well as faith groups and is looking forward to beginning with this group!
Due to the format of this group, space is limited.
“Life is difficult. Don’t walk alone. Find a friend to walk with.” Pope Francis
“Searching for Wisdom With Friends” meets in six-week segments on Thursday evenings in Spring, Early Summer and Fall. The emphasis is on group discussion and fellowship.
April 22 - May 27, 2021
Please join us as the Faith & Wisdom Book Discussion Group begins its next session on April 22 at 7pm! We will be reading The Life of the Beloved, by Henri Nouwen. In this book, Nouwen has an ongoing conversation his friend, the journalist Fred Bratman; Bratman has asked him to articulate the essence of the Christian faith in a way that is easy to understand, as Bratman comes from a different background. Nouwen’s book explains God’s saving love and action in our lives in an overarching way, focusing on how we receive and give God’s love in the world in a way that Bratman and others can understand.
We will meet on Zoom for the spring session, April 22-May 27. Please contact Anna Wallich, Th.M. at awallich@saintlukemclean.org or 603-714-5625 if you are interested this group discussion!
Anna Wallich is a member of the Saint Luke Parish community who has studied theology at the Yale Divinity School and Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. She enjoys leading Bible studies as well as faith groups and is looking forward to beginning with this group!
Due to the format of this group, space is limited.