March 2021 In Review

MARCH 2021  |  IN REVIEW
READ  |  WRITE  |  DISCUSS  |  PRAY  |  SERVE  |  REFLECT

Even in Cambridge

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Read

Tattoos on the Heart

Get your tissues ready and be prepared to let go of all of the grief you have stored up over the past year.  Boyle may be sharing stories about his work with gangs in L.A., but the lessons he has to teach us apply to any time when we have felt like our efforts have failed us.  Let him (and Jesus) remind you what success looks like.

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Write

Breath

Does it really matter how we breathe?  Why do certain breaths feel more satisfying than others?  Can breathing actually heal your body?  Take a meandering trip through human evolution, western science and eastern breathing techniques as Nestor tries to get to the bottom of the relaxing power of a really deep breath.

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Discuss

Braiding Sweetgrass

Our book club read Kimmerer’s book last fall, but I wanted to highlight it here because I think it pairs so well with Hope Jahren’s The Story of More.  Reading these books in combination gives us a more holistic view of how our planet works, and how we can take care of it and each other.

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Pray

Be the Bridge

In her book, Morrison shares her journey of waking up Black, and also provides a framework for initiating multicultural and multi-racial conversation in small group settings, places where Christians can listen and learn about how they can take part in the process of racial reconciliation.

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Serve

The Story of More

A small primer for anyone with a question about climate change, Jahren writes with a humor and humility that begs to be reread and shared with others.  Bring your questions and your open mind, and be prepared to be moved to ask yourself how you can help.

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Reflect

Reflect

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Looking forward to reading & discussing with you!

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