Family Conversations: on Justice, Race and Time
We'll be gathering to continue the conversation on faith, justice, and race that was started last Friday (please join even if you weren't able to make the talk!). And over dinner, we'll have the chance to reflect on how we decide to spend our time (based on the Veritas Forum on 3/5).
What: Family Conversations over Dinner
Where: Sidney Pacific Owu Room (Dinner in the Sidney-Pacific 2nd Floor Kitchen)
When: 7:00pm for dinner
Contact: Large Group Team (mit-gcf-lg@mit.edu)
Please also consider joining us in a time of prayer on Thursday 3/7, at 12 noon, in the Christian Fellowship Lounge (basement of W-11). We'll be getting together to pray as a community for God to move our hearts to love each other and our neighbors in these areas. Contact Brian Yue for questions!
Announcements
Veritas Forum: Today (3/5 Tues), MIT's Prof. Alan Lightman (atheist) and Notre Dame's Prof. Meghan Sullivan (Christian) engage in a discussion on Time: "525,600 minutes: Time, Eternity, and Finding Value in Our (Very Short) Lives." This is a great opportunity to invite your non-Christian friends! Here's speaker info and more detailed blurb.
When: 3/5 Tues, 7pm (It's today!)
Where: 10-250
HGCF-ASA joint meeting 2: Tomorrow (3/6 Wed), the American Scientific Affiliation is holding another joint meeting with Harvard GCF. Prof. Craig Story from Gordon College will speak about the philosophical/theological ramifications of random processes in human biology with the title, "Randomness with Purpose" (more details). Dinner will be provided. Contact Soyoung Kim for questions!
When: 3/6 Wed, 7pm
Where: Parlor Room, Phillips Brooks House (1st floor), Harvard University
Tech Square Prayer Meetings: Come pray with us! Happening on Mondays in 500 Tech Square over lunch (12:30pm). Contact Anya Roberts for the exact location.
Next Friday: We will have Pastor Tim Leary from Park Street come and speak to us!
Prayer Square
Pray that God would move our hearts to love each other and our neighbors, and to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God.
Spiritual Encouragement
Behold, how good and how pleasant it is
For brethren to dwell together in unity!
It is like the precious oil upon the head,
Running down on the beard,
The beard of Aaron,
Running down on the edge of his garments.
It is like the dew of Hermon,
Descending upon the mountains of Zion;
For there the Lord commanded the blessing—
Life forevermore.
- Psalm 133
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