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Currently Reading:

Grace (Eventually)
By Anne Lamott

The Reading and Conversation Hour
of Chelsea Community Church is now
reading, "Grace (Eventually)," by the writer Anne Lamott, author of several books on the theme of spiritual journeys, including "Traveling Mercies: Thoughts on Faith" and "Plan B: Further Thoughts on Faith."

Of Lamott's writing, Newsweek states, "Anne Lamott writes about subjects that begin with capital letters (Alcoholism, Motherhood, Jesus). But armed with self-effacing humor and ruthless honesty--call it a lower-case approach to life's Big Questions--she converts potential op-ed boilerplates into enchantment."

The Reading and Conversation Hour meets Sundays at 10:30 a.m. in the Rectory Chapel, and is open to all. If you would like to purchase a copy of the book, or would like more information, please email Rev. John Magisano at jmagi@aol.com. There are also a number copies in stock at various branches of the NY Public Library.



Reading and Conversation Hour Participants meet for lively discussion. It's not even necessary to have read the book to attend!
	Join us: Sundays at 10:30 a.m. in the first floor Rectory Chapel Note: We meet three times a month, not meeting on Sundays when there is a board meeting. If you are coming for the first time, check to make sure we aren't skipping that particular Sunday. For more information, email the Reverend John Magisano, pastoral counselor at jmagi@aol.com	Currently Reading: Grace (Eventually) By Anne Lamott The Reading and Conversation Hour of Chelsea Community Church is now reading, "Grace (Eventually)," by the writer Anne Lamott, author of several books on the theme of spiritual journeys, including "Traveling Mercies: Thoughts on Faith" and "Plan B: Further Thoughts on Faith." Of Lamott's writing, Newsweek states, "Anne Lamott writes about subjects that begin with capital letters (Alcoholism, Motherhood, Jesus). But armed with self-effacing humor and ruthless honesty--call it a lower-case approach to life's Big Questions--she converts potential op-ed boilerplates into enchantment." The Reading and Conversation Hour meets Sundays at 10:30 a.m. in the Rectory Chapel, and is open to all. If you would like to purchase a copy of the book, or would like more information, please email Rev. John Magisano at jmagi@aol.com. There are also a number copies in stock at various branches of the NY Public Library.