Month: January 2019

Dinner & discussion – Feb

Topic: Gnostic views of the physical world

The difference between the differing gnostic traditions (e.g. Valentinian Gnosticism v Manichean-influenced groups) as to whether our current world is actually:

  • totally bad,
  • part-bad but redeemable, or
  • actually quite good

These nights are an informal time to meet and get to know each other, but also to discuss what we’re reading, ask questions, and share ideas and experiences.

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Eucharist – the practice of union

Eucharist (in some churches called The Lord’s Supper, Holy Communion, the Mass, or the Divine Liturgy) enacts the weaving together of the Divine and the human, and the simultaneous weaving together of each of us into the sacred community.

It means different things to each person. To put it another way, the Eucharist is a mystery, endlessly generative of sacred meaning.

Each time we gather, we offer ourselves, our words, our love for each other, we listen, we pray out loud and in silence and we welcome the Presence as deeply as we’re able.

Each person makes their own sense of it. But we stand together in our practice of it.

Come. Give thanks and praise!

Event Details

Eucharist – the practice of union

Eucharist (in some churches called The Lord’s Supper, Holy Communion, the Mass, or the Divine Liturgy) enacts the weaving together of the Divine and the human, and the simultaneous weaving together of each of us into the sacred community.

It means different things to each person. To put it another way, the Eucharist is a mystery, endlessly generative of sacred meaning.

Each time we gather, we offer ourselves, our words, our love for each other, we listen, we pray out loud and in silence and we welcome the Presence as deeply as we’re able.

Each person makes their own sense of it. But we stand together in our practice of it.

Come. Give thanks and praise!

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