"HOLY CITY (http://web.me.com/gmaule/HOLY_CITY/Home.html) is a monthly workshop & worship event for curious folk and faithful doubters concerned with the contemporary challenges for progressive Christianity. It is organised by the Wild Goose Resource Group’s and a motley crew of Glaswegian citizens."
The 2009-10 year theme is Revised Standard Visions.
All events take place on Sundays at 7.00pm, in Renfield St Stephen’s Centre, 260 Bath Street, Glasgow. The dates for this year are 29th November/ 20th December/ 31st January/ 28th February/ 28th March/ 25th April/ 30th May. The evenings start off with some time for conversation followed by seminars and then a time of cake followed by a time of worship.
George and I made it along to the last one and had a great evening. If you fancy it but aren't up for turning up by yourself then drop us a wee email/txt/facebook and one of us will meet you there.
Holly :)
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We are part of the Student Christian Movement - a student-led organisation that was first formed in 1889, and is part of a global network of student groups called the World Student Christian Federation.
SCM is a student led community passionate about faith and justice. We have a long history of bringing students together to explore how to live out a radical faith in today's world.
We envision Christianity as inclusive, aware, radical and challenging. This means:
-We welcome all people, because diversity is a gift to be celebrated.
-We campaign against injustice and violence. Faith and social justice are inseparable.
-We think through our faith to ensure that it remains relevant and dynamic.
-We engage with political and social issues as a prophetic voice for change.
SCM is a student led community passionate about faith and justice. We have a long history of bringing students together to explore how to live out a radical faith in today's world.
We envision Christianity as inclusive, aware, radical and challenging. This means:
-We welcome all people, because diversity is a gift to be celebrated.
-We campaign against injustice and violence. Faith and social justice are inseparable.
-We think through our faith to ensure that it remains relevant and dynamic.
-We engage with political and social issues as a prophetic voice for change.
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