Is Christian unity possible when we disagree on social issues?
Together we will learn how to have civil discussions and engage with one another. We would love to see you, hear you, and learn from you. You are invited to join in on the conversation. Click here to register!
6:30 pm in the Orchard Library
July 13 - We will be watching the documentary "Purple." At a time of immense division, PURPLE tells the story of Americans with opposing viewpoints confronting their disagreements head-on and discovering the concerns and experiences that lie behind each other’s positions. Filmed in rural Wisconsin and Iowa – in a swing region within two bordering swing states – PURPLE presents a rare political conversation that uplifts, provokes, and inspires while going toward the heat of passionate political differences. As the midterm election fans the flames of already-volatile divisions, PURPLE offers a vision for what a healthy public debate on fault-line issues might look like
July 20 - We will look at biblical guidance for having civil conversations, even when we have different beliefs on a subject. We will look at scripture and discuss what informs us: Does theology/scripture inform our opinions, decisions, and actions? Or does a political party or person inform us?
July 27 - We will look at three different social issues/concerns and see how and where Christians can be Biblically informed and hold a variety of perspectives.
Questions - contact Judy Alexandre
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