Our book selection for April is A Mercy by Toni Morrison. We’ll be meeting on Tuesday the 14th from 7-9pm at church. Recently, NPR showcased this book on its Book Tour program. To read or watch their interview with Toni Morrison, and hear portions from A Mercy read by the author, click here.
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As promised, Jane wrote a haiku about our book club meeting:
soup bread and molly
conversation and laughter
a good time was had
Thanks Jane, for a perfectly wonderful evening!
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If you enjoy reading Christian Classics or the writings of the Church Fathers then you would probably like exploring the Christian Classics Ethereal Library. Among other resources, it contains the full text of hundreds of excellent scholarly books, devotionals, and works of poetry that have stood the test of time. As a sample of some of the wonderful reading material you will find there, check out this selection from one of my favorites: Abandonment to Divine Providence, by Jean-Pierre de Caussade.
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We will be discussing The Maker’s Diet, by Jordan Rubin, at our next book club meeting on March 12th (in the church lounge from 7-9pm). Visit the author’s website if you are interested in finding out more about the ideas in this book.
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For anyone wishing to find out more about Molly Wolf or read more of her writings, try checking out the following links: Random House has an Authors page with information about her knitting books; Sabbath Blessings is a website of essays similar to what we read in White China; and Molly Wolf also contributes to explorefaith.org.
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