Good Faith Book Club
Formed in 2012, we now meet on the fourth Saturday in alternate months from 2pm to 4pm in The new Welcome Space which is through the glass doors at the front of the church in Buckingham Street. Our meeting months are January, March, May, July, September and November. During the Covid-19 pandemic we have been meeting virtually via Zoom.
The aim is to provide a forum for people to explore and discuss matters of faith and what they believe through the discussion of a book in a relaxed, convivial, non-threatening atmosphere.
Everyone is welcome to come along and express their views or just listen over a cup of tea or coffee. The group decides which book to read next. Various members have written the following summaries of our discussions.
Contact David Neville the Club Secretary:
Tel. 01296 482987
Email: davidneville123@btinternet.com
The book blurb says, "In this fascinating book, Glen Scrivener takes readers on a journey to discover how the teachings of Jesus not only turned the ancient...
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Lee Strobel's 'The Case for Hope: Looking ahead with confidence and courage', was not a popular read with members but did stimulate our thinking and...
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The Shack by William Paul Young – Good Faith Book Club Review
The overall opinion of this book was a positive one, although nearly everyone had reservations about...
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The Power of Women – a doctor's journey of hope and healing by Dr Denis Mugwege is the Good Faith Book Club's choice for our Saturday, 28th May meeting....
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There seemed to be agreement with the title of this interesting book, including with its subtitle "Why God desires our trust more than our 'correct'...
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"At the beginning, Simon Lawton says that this book is not for anyone suffering clinical depression. There are people who might be helped by it, those perhaps...
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A Different Kind of Daughter – Maria Toorpakai
with Katherine Holstein
This was a book which everyone (apart from one member who had not finished it) had...
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'Living Jesus' John Pritchard
We all agreed that this was a book that was easy to read, flowing well from chapter to chapter. No one agreed with the whole...
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This was a book about which we had mixed feelings. Two of us thought the beginning was disappointing, but that there were some better bits later. I confess I did...
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