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Ghost Light (2024), Rated R, 1h 55m When melancholic construction worker Dan (Keith Kupferer) finds himself drifting from his wife and daughter, he discovers community and purpose in a local theater's production of Romeo and Juliet. As the drama onstage starts to mirror his own life, he and his family are forced to confront a personal loss. With a 99% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the critic consensus describes it as "A small film that elicits a huge emotional response, Ghostlight is a deeply moving…

Daughters of the King will host a quiet day this Lent focusing on The Art of Holy Week and Easter by Sister Wendy Beckett. This small, yet powerful book depicts the events leading up to the Crucifixion and Resurrection through art. It is available through Amazon, but not neccessary to participate. In addition to quiet meditation and contemplation, participants will listen to chosen stories, view artistic images, and receive some guided questions to assist with their focus. Light snacks will be available.

What Happens Next in the Vatican?, presented by Philip Jenkins With Pope Francis's recent health crisis and the popularity of the film Conclave, the question of what will happen when the current Pope resigns or dies is in the media and on people's minds. Philip Jenkins will host this week's Adult Forum and share his knowledge and insights about the process involved and the possible outcomes.

A meal including two soups (one vegan), salad, bread, beverages, and dessert will be provided by Elaine Meder of Webster’s Bookstore Café for a suggested donation of $10.

Jesus For Everyone: Not Just Christians by Amy-Jill Levine will be the focus of our Wednesday night programs this Lent. The Rev. Kevin Barron and Fr. Jeff will partner to lead a series of discussions on topics raised in the book including politics, ethnicity and race, economics, and family values. You do not have to purchase or read the book to participate, but you might find it helpful.

Join us every Thursday for a free meal! Donations are accepted, but never expected.