Burlington Clergy are working together to offer an interfaith book group to build community and reflect on ways to respond to crisis with moral and faith-full clarity.

The Book: Nonviolence: The History of a Dangerous Idea by Mark Kurlansky

When: Tuesdays at 5:30PM

Feb. 24 – Beginning, Part I
First Congregational BTV – 38 S. Winooski Ave.

Mar. 3 – Part II, III, IV
First Baptist Church – 81 St. Paul St.

Mar. 10 – Part V, VI, VII
Ohavi Zedek – 188 North Prospect Street

Mar. 17 – Part VIII, IX, X
College St. Congregational Church – 265 College Street

Mar. 24 – Part XI + The 25 Lessons
Cathedral Church of St. Paul – 2 Cherry St

Where: Rotating between various congregations.

Who: Open to any who wish to participate in good faith.

Facilitated by: The host site will provide the facilitator for the session.

Why: As folks begin to discuss protest and other resistance actions, this program is meant to extend an invitation to ground our work in strategies and tactics of nonviolence (satyagraha), build relationships in order to collaborate in community support and mutual aid networks, and to inspire the development of nonviolent actions moving forward.

More Info: https://thetablebtv.my.canva.site/reading-for-resistance