Lent Offerings at The Center

with Rev. Dr. Michael Sciretti, Jr.

Wednesdays, February 25 – March 25

Expand your Lenten journey to include an in-depth study on Paul’s letter to the Galatians. Throughout these five weeks and six chapters, Michael will help us reflect on what this ancient Christian letter says about such things as:

• the indwelling Christ, 
• interior freedom from external religious regulations, and 
• walking in the Spirit of Love. 

 To understand this text in a fresh way, we will read this letter using Michael’s new literal and contemplative translation from the most ancient manuscripts. We will also explore spiritual practices that emerge from the text so that we can embody its wisdom in our own lives. 

Registration for the study is at no cost. An optional light lunch of soup and salad is available for $10. Please pre-register for the study and for lunch.

with Rev. Dr. Michael Sciretti, Jr.

Wednesdays, February 25 – March 25

Expand your Lenten journey to include an in-depth study on Paul’s letter to the Galatians. Throughout these five weeks and six chapters, Michael will help us reflect on what this ancient Christian letter says about such things as:

• the indwelling Christ, 
• interior freedom from external religious regulations, and 
• walking in the Spirit of Love. 

 To understand this text in a fresh way, we will read this letter using Michael’s new literal and contemplative translation from the most ancient manuscripts. We will also explore spiritual practices that emerge from the text so that we can embody its wisdom in our own lives. 

Registration for the study is at no cost. An optional light lunch of soup and salad is available for $10. Please pre-register for the study and for lunch.

with Rev. Dr. Michael Sciretti, Jr.

Wednesdays, February 25 – March 25

Expand your Lenten journey to include an in-depth study on Paul’s letter to the Galatians. Throughout these five weeks and six chapters, Michael will help us reflect on what this ancient Christian letter says about such things as:

• the indwelling Christ, 
• interior freedom from external religious regulations, and 
• walking in the Spirit of Love. 

 To understand this text in a fresh way, we will read this letter using Michael’s new literal and contemplative translation from the most ancient manuscripts. We will also explore spiritual practices that emerge from the text so that we can embody its wisdom in our own lives. 

Registration for the study is at no cost. An optional light lunch of soup and salad is available for $10. Please pre-register for the study and for lunch.

Join us for a special Sacred Supper in The Anchor House. This will be a different kind of potluck dinner where we remember the Last Supper where Jesus broke bread and gave thanks with his beloved ones.

After supper we will have a brief liturgy and celebrate communion.

Please R.S.V.P. to Haley (hbrown@chapelwood.org) to let us know you’re coming and what you plan to bring.