"an invitation to experience God in the midst, mess and mystery of our lives"
further down it continues:
"through poetry, film, story and silent reflection we try to understand ourselves in a more authentic way: our relationships, our memories, our failures, our dreams. With this new grace of seeing and being, our daily lives are transformed."
no modesty here then, but it caught my eye and stirred my imagination. It struck me also that this couldnt be just about individuals, more the church as a whole . . . . .
one weekend activity I would have liked to attend. Alas, it's in May. . . . . .
further down it continues:
"through poetry, film, story and silent reflection we try to understand ourselves in a more authentic way: our relationships, our memories, our failures, our dreams. With this new grace of seeing and being, our daily lives are transformed."
no modesty here then, but it caught my eye and stirred my imagination. It struck me also that this couldnt be just about individuals, more the church as a whole . . . . .
one weekend activity I would have liked to attend. Alas, it's in May. . . . . .
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