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SUMMARY:World Day of Prayer at 6:00 pm (Friday)
DESCRIPTION:World Day of Prayer at 6:00 pm (Friday)\n\nBlog posting https:
 //martinluther.ca/2018/02/world-day-prayer-friday-march-2-600-pm/\n\nPray\
 , sing and learn with Christians in 170 countries: A service prepared by t
 he World Day of Prayer Committee of Suriname\, organized by women of vario
 us denominations in Mimico. Friday\, March 2\, 2018 6:00 – 7:00 pm Servi
 ce at Martin Luther Lutheran Church.\n\nThe World Day of Prayer is a globa
 l ecumenical movement led by Christian women who welcome you to join in pr
 ayer and action for peace and justice and this year it is our turn to be t
 he host for neighbours and neighbouring churches. Following the service\, 
 enjoy a sampling of traditional dishes.\n\nDrum Performance at World Day o
 f Prayer\nIf you like what you hear at the World Day of Prayer Service\, t
 hen experience the healing power of drumming all year round at the Martin 
 Luther Lutheran Church. Every Wednesday from 10:00 – 11:00 am.\nFree of 
 charge\, no prior knowledge necessary\, drums available. Contact the churc
 h office for more details.\n\nGUEST SPEAKER: DR. STEPHEN SCHARPER\n\nFor o
 ur World Day of Prayer service\, we will be fortunate to have Dr. Stephen 
 Scharper as our Guest Speaker. Dr. Scharper provides a unique blend of the
  scholarly and the accessible in both his teaching and public speaking. He
  has addressed and inspired a wide range of audiences and is a much sought
 -after lecturer.\n\n[caption id="attachment_27938" align="alignright" widt
 h="300"] Stephen Scharper[/caption]\n\nDr. Stephen Scharper\, of the Unive
 rsity of Toronto\, is associate professor at the School of the Environment
 \, the Department for the Study of Religion and the Department of Anthropo
 logy\, as well as being associate faculty with the Toronto School of Theol
 ogy. He holds a Masters in Theology from the University of Toronto and a P
 h.D. in Religious Studies from McGill University.\n\nDr. Scharper’s rese
 arch and teachings are in the areas of environmental ethics\; worldviews a
 nd ecology\; liberation theology\; and nature and the city.\n\nHis most re
 cent book\, For Earth’s Sake: Toward a Compassionate Ecology (Novalis 20
 13)\, explores the notion of how we are being called to develop an affecti
 ve relationship with the natural world in light of contemporary ecological
  challenges. His other books include The Natural City: Re-envisioning Huma
 n Settlements (co-editor\, University of Toronto Press)\, The Green Bible\
 , co-written with his spouse\, Hilary Cunningham\, and Redeeming the Time:
  A Political Theology of the Environment (Continuum).
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