Loving the Questions
What do we talk about when we talk about the devil… “the adversary…” the existence of evil? How has our tradition understood the presence of evil over time? How do we think about it now, both as individuals and as a community? We'll discuss these questions at 10am on Saturday, September 20.
Trinity’s “Loving the Questions” series takes place more-or-less monthly on Saturday mornings. These conversations typically last around 90 minutes and include both teaching and discussion. Past topics have included Holy Eucharist, salvation, Anglican history, and Scripture.
Trinity Reads
Trinity’s book for October 2025 is Nadia Bolz-Weber's Accidental Saints: Finding God In All the Wrong People. A Lutheran pastor who is both funny and profane (yes, that's a warning!), Bolz-Weber celebrates God's grace in the most messed-up people and places of our lives. Unless something changes, we'll discuss her book on Tuesday, October 7.
In general, we meet monthly in the Parish Hall, usually on a Tuesday evening. We typically read each book over two months. Past reads have included Rachel Held Evans' Wholehearted Faith, Richard Rohr's Things Hidden, Sara Miles's Take This Bread, and Gregory Boyle's Barking to the Choir.
