All are invited to join our Director of Christian Education, Jaime Staehle, for several book discussions this winter.

What Kind of Christian: A History of Slavery and Anti-Black Racism in the Presbyterian Church
Thursday, Jan. 16 • 7 pm, Zoom
Join us for a discussion of What Kind of Christianity by Dr. William Yoo. This insightful book examines the Presbyterian Church’s role in shaping and perpetuating slavery and anti-Black racism. Dr. Yoo’s analysis invites reflection on the church’s complicity and pathways toward healing and justice today. Register Here.

The God Who Sees: Immigrants, the Bible, and the Journey to Belong
Thursday, Feb. 13 • 7 pm, Zoom
The Anti-Racism Response Team invites all community groups to a study of The God Who Sees by Karen González. Through her family’s story and biblical narratives, González challenges biases on immigration and explores faith’s call to welcome immigrants. The study concludes with an in-person and online event on Feb. 16, engaging Christ’s call to compassion and justice. Register Here.

Circle of Hope: Love, Power, and Justice in an American Church
Tuesday, March 4 • 7 pm, Zoom
Join us for a discussion of Circle of Hope by Anita and Antonio Gotto Lecturer Eliza Griswold (see page 14). This book examines a Philadelphia church’s struggles with faith, service, and justice amidst racial tensions, a pandemic, and identity crises, offering powerful insights into commitment, power, and belonging in a fractured world. Register Here.