Between 6:00 and 6:50, we share food and fellowship. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are always available. Diners are asked to contribute $7 ($5 for children) to cover food costs. Please call the church office to make your dinner reservation.

Free childcare is available by reservation. Contact the church office by the Monday before.

JUST TO BE IS HOLY - Mother Julia and friends, Chapel: Just to be is Holy. Join us Wednesday evenings in Easter for a simple contemplative offering of quiet and taize style music, to last about thirty to forty minutes. April 6 - May 11. Meet us in the candlelit chapel to be refreshed and renewed, to rest, and to be in the embrace of God.

April 6: INTERFAITH INSIGHTS: ISLAM: See seven beautiful mosques through the eyes of six young Muslim men preparing to make the journey of faith from their homes in Mali, Iran, Istanbul, Granada, Jerusalem, and Pakistan to Mecca. Learn about their lives and beliefs. Reflection until 8:30 with Kathryn Turman.

April 13, 20, and 27: JUST MERCY with Father Dick and Mother Sarah: For more than half a century, the Episcopal Church has opposed the Death Penalty. Still, state sanctioned execution remains a regular form of punishment in the Georgia. Our state ranks fifth highest in the US in total executions with 1,010. How do we, a people who follow a Savior who was executed by the State, understand the death penalty today? How do we reconcile justice and mercy, forgiveness and anger? We will explore these questions, reading together Bryan Stevenson's Just Mercy. Reading the book is strongly encouraged, but not required.

May 4: HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY: View the story of Irena Sendler, who led a group of Polish Catholic women in Warsaw in saving the lives of over 2,500 Jewish children. Join in praying that genocide may cease.