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Metro New York Synod

Evangelical Lutheran Church of America

Lutheran Vespers

Augsburg Publishing

Café: Stirring the Spirit Within -  an online magazine intended for women ages 20-35

View the artwork on display at the ELCA Churchwide Office

The Lutheran Magazine

Journal of Lutheran Ethics  - There are topics on contemporary issues and social witness.

Reviews and Comments on Media Events - books, films, etc.

Prayer Requests - (ELCA prayer web site) You can make direct prayer requests online. Your request is then sent to participating prayer groups who will pray for your concern for 30 days. Additional information, meditations, and prayer resources are available on this site.

{Links to the Women of the ELCA  can be found on the WELCA Page}

October 4, 11,18,25

Medieval Christian Mysticism
The "Showings" of St. Juliana of Norwich

Juliana of Norwich, England, was 30 years old when she received her revelation, written down 20 years later. Her most famous phrase is "All shall Be Well" and the tiny hazelnut. A loyal Roman Catholic living before the Reformation, the Church of England (Anglican) marked her as a saint in 1980, as the first woman theologian of England

Leader: Cja[;aom Garmette Ar;edge
Retired from Hospice Services and author of "On Angels Eve: Meningful Ways Fringds and Family can support the Dying." She has written of Dame Juliana's theology of hope and divine love.

November 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

The Last Week: Passion of Jesus
"The Last Week" by Marcus Borg and John Dominic Crossan

Professors Borg and Crossan are leading scholars of the "historical Jesus," now co-authors of a new volume on Jesus' last week: from Palm Sunday to the aftermath of Good Friday. The authors respond to Mel Gibsons's film "The Passion of the Christ" by using the Gospel of Mark as their guide.

Leader: Rev. Finley Schaef
Retired after serving four congreations in New York City, the most recent being 25 years in Brooklyn, he is president of the North American coalition for Christianity and Ecology.

Location: The Second Floor of the Kingston Library, Franklin and Prospect Streets
(Library opens at 10:00 a.m.)