Looking for an informal group of people who don't have all the answers but enjoy sharing the questions? Drop in on Life & Faith, CUCC's monthly, "whoever shows up" gathering at local pubs and breweries. Look for the red Life & Faith comma at our table.
February 12 Life & Faith meets at Wilson’s Eatery, the restaurant in a free-standing building which shares the parking lot with (and beers from) Lynnwood Brewing Concern. (Address: 1053 East Whitaker Mill Road). As usual, arrive at 6:30PM to order your drinks and/or meal at the counter; conversation begins at 7:00. There is a large parking lot, plenty of seating at Wilson's and, when I checked it out two weeks ago, we should be able to hear one another talk.
For our 2019 theme, I had requested that people send me verses, stories or passages from scripture that are speaking to your life right now - perhaps getting under your skin or inspiring you or puzzling you. Our verse of scripture this month is suggested by Marty (capitalization is hers): "All things work together for good TO THOSE WHO LOVE THE LORD.” (part of Romans 8:28) If you want to read the partial verse in context, try Romans 8:28-30 or even 8:26-39. In Romans 8, Paul is trying to help the folks in Rome figure out how to think about the fact that “becoming a believer” doesn’t automatically make us perfect. This verse is part of his reasoning.
Questions? Contact Jane Smith, convener. smithjeg@mindspring.com
February 12 Life & Faith meets at Wilson’s Eatery, the restaurant in a free-standing building which shares the parking lot with (and beers from) Lynnwood Brewing Concern. (Address: 1053 East Whitaker Mill Road). As usual, arrive at 6:30PM to order your drinks and/or meal at the counter; conversation begins at 7:00. There is a large parking lot, plenty of seating at Wilson's and, when I checked it out two weeks ago, we should be able to hear one another talk.
For our 2019 theme, I had requested that people send me verses, stories or passages from scripture that are speaking to your life right now - perhaps getting under your skin or inspiring you or puzzling you. Our verse of scripture this month is suggested by Marty (capitalization is hers): "All things work together for good TO THOSE WHO LOVE THE LORD.” (part of Romans 8:28) If you want to read the partial verse in context, try Romans 8:28-30 or even 8:26-39. In Romans 8, Paul is trying to help the folks in Rome figure out how to think about the fact that “becoming a believer” doesn’t automatically make us perfect. This verse is part of his reasoning.
Questions? Contact Jane Smith, convener. smithjeg@mindspring.com