Reconciliation: From Africa to Atlanta
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Our next Atlanta emergent cohort gathering will be held on Tuesday, July 31st @
Salsa Havana near Ormewood Park. The conversation will begin at 8pm. You'll want to come hungry if you like Cuban food--es sabroso! Our topic this month deals with reconciliation, patriarchy, and emerging communities of faith. I will be sharing stories from my participation in the Amahoro Africa gathering in May. Specifically we'll want to be asking one another what reconciliation looks like in communities of faith. Where do we need to seek reconciliation here in Atlanta? How can we be ambassadors of reconciliation amongst other faith communities around the world?
If you have time, read this short article by Volf before coming.
Extra credit: Read Part 1 of Richard Kearney's book, Strangers, Gods and Monsters.
Salsa Havana near Ormewood Park. The conversation will begin at 8pm. You'll want to come hungry if you like Cuban food--es sabroso! Our topic this month deals with reconciliation, patriarchy, and emerging communities of faith. I will be sharing stories from my participation in the Amahoro Africa gathering in May. Specifically we'll want to be asking one another what reconciliation looks like in communities of faith. Where do we need to seek reconciliation here in Atlanta? How can we be ambassadors of reconciliation amongst other faith communities around the world?
If you have time, read this short article by Volf before coming.
Extra credit: Read Part 1 of Richard Kearney's book, Strangers, Gods and Monsters.
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