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The Least of These: Our local story of poverty, politics, and privilege.
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Date and time
Friday, October 25, 2019 · 12 - 1pm EDT
Location
Temple Israel 2215 Mahan Drive Tallahassee, FL 32308
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Description
The God Squad is a project of The Village Square, devoted to building community across divides.
This year The Village Square is turning our attention all year to hosting a conversation about this place we call home.
We all know we’ve got a problem in Tallahassee — we’re economically, geographically and racially too far apart from each other. Too often the costs of this separation are ignored, avoided and go unspoken. As usual, God Squad will defy the tendency to ignore what’s right in front of us in the lives we live together and dive right in.
Facilitated by: Pastor Darrick McFhee, Bible Based Church
God Squad is generously sponsored by The Grove at Canopy, a luxurious community of active, assisted and independent living residences in Tallahassee.
Lunch provided by The Grove at Canopy is $10 if you register through the Wednesday ahead of the program ($15 after). The program is free if you’d like to bring your own lunch or not eat.
Menu: Vegan, cheese, OR tuna fish on a fresh baked hoagie sub roll. Sides include potato chips, pasta salad, fresh baked oatmeal raisin cookie, and a gala apple.
Meet the God Squad, the brains behind our series “Faith, Food, Friday: Improbable conversations for people of faith and no faith at all (because talking politics wasn’t hard enough). Whoever you are, whatever your beliefs, bring an open mind, an open heart (and an empty stomach) for a continuing conversation that makes it safe to bring your beliefs to the public square - just as you are. We hope you'll join us as we explore what happens when people of good will who might disagree cross each others' thresholds and break a little bread together.
From left to right: Rev. Gary Shultz, First Baptist Church; Pastor Darrick McGhee of Bible Based Church; Betsy Ouellette Zierden of Good Samaritan United Methodist Church; Father Tim Holeda, Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More; and Rabbi Michael Shields of Temple Israel.
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A nervy group of liberals and conservatives who believe that dialogue and disagreement make for a good conversation, a good country and a good time.