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The General Convention of the Episcopal Church USA will meet from
July 8 - 17 in Annaheim, CA. Click here for information about the topics to be discussed.
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For 56 weeks, The Shack by William P. Young has been perched atop (or near the top) of the New York Times bestseller list for paperback trade fiction. This is stunning for a novel that is actually a vehicle for a Christian perspective on the mystery of the Holy Trinity, the problem of evil and suffering, the interplay of mercy and judgment, life after death, and other pithy theological issues. Some readers love the book; others hate it; still others vow never to read it at all. What's all the fuss? Come find out by joining Linda Thomson, Jana Reiss, and Charlie Brumbaugh for a relaxed and free-ranging discussion of the book on Tuesday, August 25, from
7 - 9 pm.
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The General Convention of the Episcopal Church USA will meet from
For 56 weeks, The Shack by William P. Young has been perched atop (or near the top) of the New York Times bestseller list for paperback trade fiction. This is stunning for a novel that is actually a vehicle for a Christian perspective on the mystery of the Holy Trinity, the problem of evil and suffering, the interplay of mercy and judgment, life after death, and other pithy theological issues. Some readers love the book; others hate it; still others vow never to read it at all. What's all the fuss? Come find out by joining Linda Thomson, Jana Reiss, and Charlie Brumbaugh for a relaxed and free-ranging discussion of the book on Tuesday, August 25, from 
