Join us to hear two inspiring podcasts this week.
Sentinel Watch Sticking with God when life is really bleak
This Sentinel podcast guest was a freshman in college in a country not his own right after he’d lost 90% of his hearing. And that was just one of several difficult challenges he faced. He shares how sticking with God and learning more about Him can bring us out of—and heal—even the most serious challenges.
God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. (Psalms 46:1)
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For Harlem, can a renaissance remembered also be revived?
When a cultural commentator touched down in New York’s Harlem for a walking tour, he found the touchstones of Black history are palpable, abundant, and inspiring. Reporting on a major exhibition on Harlem’s 1920s renaissance that opened this week, he shares about the Harlem of today. Listen to this interesting 10-minute conversation “Finding the soul of Harlem.”
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Join us to consider this week’s podcasts and related articles
Tuesday, Feb 27
- 2-3pm ET
- via Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83436895293
- Meeting ID: 834 3689 5293
- OR, You may join the meeting by phone 1-301-715-8592
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Explore the many online resources available as you explore your true relationship to God and gain a spiritual perspective on today’s issues–from war, the economy, personal relationships, to mental health, and much more.
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Two more talks with also be presented at this same location as part of their Spring Lecture series
“Finding Trust in a Changing World” Sunday, March 17, 2 pm
“How to Make Change for the Better” Sunday, April 7, 2 pm
NOTE: There will be a special lunch for young people to visit with the speaker at noon that same day. Please RSVP to ChristianScienceRockville@gmail.comor 301-762-7049by March 7 to attend the luncheon. No reservation is required to attend the talk itself.
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