The category of ‘story’ is not one thing but varies depending of diverse factors. Myth is a story but is not the same thing as a legend or fairy tale. A theatrical play tells a story but is not the same as a religious ceremony that reenacts a story. History can be turned into a story while fictional stories have a history of their own. If an incident in our life is told as a story is it gossip? Is it gossip when we tell the story? What are the strengths and weaknesses of ‘story-ing’ our lives? Join us for a service of poetry and drama about the nature of stories.
- Speaker: Alan Shear
- Worship Leader: Ron Relic
- Music: Cameron Sass, piano, Sheryl Bass, vocals
After the service, all are invited to stay for coffee and conversation.
To Attend in Person
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Meeting ID: 847 0286 6562 Passcode: 929464
Topics: Story