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FOOD AND FRIENDS a monthly gathering to hang out with new and former friends (next Pot-Luck Lunch on Sunday, 2-26-12 at noon) Why would you want to eat, drink, and be merry with us? We are a fascinating group of progressive Christians who are open to getting to know you better. In fact, we find the uniqueness of each new person invigorating to our community. We are a diverse group of people: from jobless to wealthy, from young children to retired-yet-active seniors; we are artists, writers, and musicians as well as moms, doctors, and nurses. We work in a florist shop, teach school, do office work, sell real estate, practice law, trade on the stock market, and guide community volunteers. We train managers, chair non-profit boards, work in libraries and coffee shops, and sell furniture. Wanna know more? Come share a pot-luck meal and let's talk!
THE SCHOOL FOR CONTEMPLATIVE LIVING a ministry of Parker and Rayne United Methodist Churches also supported financially by individual donations Listening in Stillness Cultivating a contemplative presence for God involves daily practice of spiritual disciplines in solitude. This for us is the inward journey. And the journey cannot be completed alone, so it requires practicing with a community of supportive friends. Together we seek to live a consecrated life: practicing oneness with God in solitude and in community. Serving in Joy!
Presence for God brings us into God's heart for the world. The result is action, a response of serving. This for us is the outward journey. We serve through our life vocations and through shared missions. For more info go to www.thescl.net.
![]() A Place For Healing and Hope
a free medical clinic sponsored by Rayne and Mt. Zion United Methodist Churches
This free medical clinic located at Mt. Zion United Methodist Church provides hope, health, and healing in response to the medical, mental, and spiritual health concerns of post-Katrina New Orleans. We encourage you to join us each Tuesday afternoon as we work with our fellow New Orleanians in this recovery. Homeless hospitality begins at 3:30 p.m. and the medical clinic opens at 5 p.m.
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