Lent 2024 – Soup, Bread, & the Gospel of Mark
The Gospel of Mark: A Beginner’s Guide to the Good News by Amy-Jill Levine
Four Thursdays, February 22nd, 29th, March 7th, and March 21st starting at 6 PM
Amy-Jill Levine, an internationally renowned scholar and teacher, describers herself as “an unorthodox member of an Orthodox synagogue and a Yankee Jewish feminist, who, until 2021, taught New Testament in a Christian divinity school in the buckle of the Bible Belt.”
Participants are asked to obtain their own copies of the book, available online for $15. Do not let cost keep you from participating; the parish can provide. Please let Fr. John know, who will hold it in strict confidence.
You need not register to participate — just show up! If you would like to bring bread and/or soup, please call the office (610-746-3910) or see the sign-up sheet in the church hall.
Past Programs:
- The Wisdom Jesus: Transforming Heart and Mind – A New Perspective on Christ and His Message (Spring/Fall 2023)
- Ubuntu Bible Study/Lectio Divina (Lent 2023)
- The Naked Now – Learning to See as the Mystics See (October-November 2022)
- Braving the Thin Places – Celtic Wisdom to Create a Space for Grace (March 2022)
- Celtic Christianity & St. Brigid – An Introduction (January 2022)
- Mary & John the Baptist: Advent Models of Faith (November-December 2021)
- History of the Episcopal Church (May-June 2021)