Present: BL, LL, JM, SR, SS, ST. Absent: SC, JK
We met at the home of Bill and Lynne, enjoying the garden and a candle-lit dinner. On the anniversary of Martin Luther King's assassination, worship by Scott took off from Dr. King's The Power to Love. As King asserts that "only love can turn an enemy to a friend," we searched our memories for examples of such transformation in our own experiences.
Our discussion of readings started with the blurring of boundaries chronicled by writers collected in My Neighbor's Faith. In Corinthians, Paul seems to be setting boundaries, though we came to see that some of his strong objections to false leaders has to do with their building walls where Paul would knock them down. (Update: I blogged about My Neighbor's Faith on April 8.)
Starting late, we postponed Sarah's TR for next week. Sarah will also provide food. Jane will lead worship.
Note: We are nearing the end of our program. Week 33 is April 13, Week 34 is April 20, and Week 35 is April 27. Our final meeting for closure will be sometime shortly after that. Bill and Lynne have invited us back for that last meeting.
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