Reading it Together

Reading it together:  ‘Being Disciples’ Tuesday 28th February, 10.30am

This is a slender book by our former Archbishop, Rowan Williams. It has had what almost qualify as rave reviews as a “beautiful piece of writing”, with “light touches of humour and irony”, being “simple and engaging enough to read at a sitting”. This “gold dust” is for us: “Whether you are just starting to explore the Christian faith, or have been a follower of Jesus for years, (it) is an essential guide for the journey”.

Revered Geoffrey Wrayford writes: I read it in the autumn and felt it was something some of us might like to share. It brings discipleship back to earth, for it’s not about an anxiety to be better and better Christians, but about knowing who we are, and who Jesus wants us to be. It’s a ray of hope! I am suggesting that anyone who would like to read this engaging little book joins me on Tuesday morning 28 February, 10 30am for coffee and to talk about the first chapter.

There will be a list in church so that you can order the book (£8.99) in advance, and read some of it before we meet.

I’ll let you know the venue nearer the time, depending on numbers!