This 8-week program invites participants to formulate a personal response, inspired by their Christian beliefs, to the 21st-century reality of migration.
Participants will explore some of the central questions related to the reality of global
migration, refugees, and immigrants in the United States.
Learning from historical, biblical, and theological perspectives participants will prepare to take faithful action for God’s people.
This program is presented by two volunteer facilitators, Steve Heimann and John Grace, and is sponsored by the Peace and Justice Ministry.
Small group discussion is limited to twenty participants.
Program:
Dates and Times:
8 Tuesdays; October 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 November 5, 12, and 19
6:30 to 9:00 PM
Location: On the campus of St. Bartholomew Parish
Cost: $20 for books, do not allow cost be a hindrance to participation!
Apologies, correct email address is below and on link.
- Please include your name, email address, phone.
- Payment can be arranged when books and materials are delivered.
- Please select from digital or printed copy of participant's packet of course materials.
- Please register before September 29, 2019
Please forward to anyone you feel would have an interest!
