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BOOK AND DISCUSSION GROUP
Sacred Ground: Pluralism, Prejudice, and the Promise of America
by Eboo Patel
Join Rev. Weis and others as we explore the book Sacred Ground: Pluralism, Prejudice, and the Promise of America by Eboo Patel.
The group will meet on three consecutive Wednesday evenings and share reflections, thoughts, and structured discussion about the current political time in which we live and its implications for interfaith engagement and understanding.
Purchase a copy from the UUA Bookstore or Amazon. If you are unable to afford a copy, a few copies are available to borrow. To sign up, please email mweis@uuma.org or sign up in Eddy Hall.
BOOK AND DISCUSSION GROUP
Sacred Ground: Pluralism, Prejudice, and the Promise of America
by Eboo Patel
Join Rev. Weis and others as we explore the book Sacred Ground: Pluralism, Prejudice, and the Promise of America by Eboo Patel.
The group will meet on three consecutive Wednesday evenings and share reflections, thoughts, and structured discussion about the current political time in which we live and its implications for interfaith engagement and understanding.
Purchase a copy from the UUA Bookstore or Amazon. If you are unable to afford a copy, a few copies are available to borrow. To sign up, please email mweis@uuma.org or sign up in Eddy Hall.
Interested in meeting others who are looking to learn more about the congregation and this Unitarian Universalist faith tradition?
Want to join Bell Street Chapel?
This Pathway to Membership class is a two-part series, held on Sundays after coffee hour in the Parish House (the brown house next door to the chapel). Some snacks and refreshments will be served, and its a great way to meet others who are checking Bell Street out!
Have questions? Want to sign up? Email Rev. Weis or sign up in Eddy Hall.
Interested in meeting others who are looking to learn more about the congregation and this Unitarian Universalist faith tradition?
Want to join Bell Street Chapel?
This Pathway to Membership class is a two-part series, held on Sundays after coffee hour in the Parish House (the brown house next door to the chapel). Some snacks and refreshments will be served, and its a great way to meet others who are checking Bell Street out!
Have questions? Want to sign up? Email Rev. Weis or sign up in Eddy Hall.
Come to our twice-annual cleanup at Bell Street’s adopted marsh on the Providence waterfront, Saturday, May 20, from 8 a.m. to about 10 a.m. We meet at the marsh, located at the waterfront end of Oxford Street, off Allens Avenue.
If you are interested in participating in this fun event to help our city and our environment, please sign up by contacting Meredyth Whitty at MeredythWhitty@gmail.com or (401) 451-2322. Please provide the best way to contact you (text, call or email) that morning in case of very bad weather. (We’re on unless it’s pouring, in which case, we’ll have a rain date of June 3.)
No pets or small children please, due to the sketchy nature of the trash we find there. (As always, there is a semi-fabulous prize for whoever finds the most sketchiness.) Wear sturdy shoes, and work gloves if you have them, and bring your own cool beverage, please. Those interested often go to breakfast across Allens Avenue at the Seaplane Diner afterwards, which is always a delicious and fun time. You can help even more by bringing a friend and sharing this info and the signup link with your friends on social media.