Our February meeting will be at Cherrytrees, Lower Holbrook on Wednesday 19th 2-4 p.m.
we plan to watch part of Don Cupitt's Sea of Faith DVD, Freud and Jung, and to discuss it. Helena Woddis will lead us in this topic.
In March we will meet on Wednesday 12th at 7.30 p.m. at Cherrytrees, Lower Holbrook
Our speaker will be Martin Camroux speaking on "Free to Believe"
In April we plan to meet on Wednesday 9th 2-4 p.m. at Sudbury Institute, Station Road , Sudbury. our topic is "Sin" and will be lead by David Barklem.
At our last meeting, on 22nd January, John Gamlin lead us in a discussion on "Inequality". We covered a good deal of ground, mainly looking at world finance and the possibility or impossibility of equal wealth.
At our Meeting in December we decided that we should become the "Suffolk Group" of the Sea of Faith rather than Ipswich, as so many of our members live around the county, rather than in the town.
11.1.14
topic for meeting on 22nd January 2014
The Ipswich Sea of Faith Group will meet in Lower Holbrook at 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday 22 January 2014.
Our Topic is "Inequality".
John Gamlin will lead us.
At our Christmas meeting in December, which was held in the Sudbury Institute, we discussed the future, both of our group and of the S of F movement as a whole. With our group, far from running out of topics and reasons for meetings, we seemed to have a lot of ideas for the future. The Sea of Faith as a movement, even in these days of much more open discussion of matters religious and secular, was seen to have a real contribution to make in a world troubled by extremist tendencies of all kinds.
We are considering our name "Ipswich Group" which scarcely reflects our widely spread members and attenders. We hope to become the "Suffolk Group".
Our February meeting, on Wednesday 19th February, will be in Lower Holbrook from 2.0-4.0 p.m.
Our Topic is "Inequality".
John Gamlin will lead us.
At our Christmas meeting in December, which was held in the Sudbury Institute, we discussed the future, both of our group and of the S of F movement as a whole. With our group, far from running out of topics and reasons for meetings, we seemed to have a lot of ideas for the future. The Sea of Faith as a movement, even in these days of much more open discussion of matters religious and secular, was seen to have a real contribution to make in a world troubled by extremist tendencies of all kinds.
We are considering our name "Ipswich Group" which scarcely reflects our widely spread members and attenders. We hope to become the "Suffolk Group".
Our February meeting, on Wednesday 19th February, will be in Lower Holbrook from 2.0-4.0 p.m.
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