The format of GMOT is that a group comes together, has a short round of introductions, then a presenter offers several different viewpoints on a great question of theological/philosophical/ethical substance (for 10-15 minutes), and then we open it up for lively discussion. Participants tend to vary widely in their religious affiliations (and non-affiliations) and the only ground rule of the group is "deep listening" which means we should voice our authentic opinions, but not try to cram them dow …

This is a gathering of like-minded folks in the Seattle area who are passionate readers of the author and thinker C.S. Lewis. The Screwtape Letters, The Great Divorce, the Chronicles of Narnia, Perelandra, the list goes on and on of works that have already become heritage classics in religious philosophy and Christian thought (not to mention a few that have been overlooked!). In a desire to explore his books and his world, Narnian or otherwise, we're attempting to focus on one book for each time …

Tired of religion and church but still interested in talking about faith and in making new friends? This group is for you! This group meets twice a month, with two locations: Dante's in the U Districts & Mick Kelly's Irish Pub in Burien. A group of young adults 21 and over gather on the SECOND and FOURTH Tuesday of the month to talk about faith, religion, ethical issues, politics... whatever is in our minds! The appetizers are on us... the beer is on you... =)

You are invited to join a Lenten book study hosted by United Christian Church of Renton. Lead by Pastor Ken Colman and James Bruner the book Tattoos on the Heart by Gregory Boyle, will be reviewed over the 6 Sundays of Lent with the goal of hearing and sharing the Christ in the words. No need to have read the book prior to joining, as part of the time will be spent listening to Gregory Boyle read the book and tell the story of his ministry to gang members in Los Angles. Afterward, we’ll ex …

We seek to dive deeper into the texts of the Bible and discuss the importance of it in today's society. Our ultimate goal is to improve our understanding of this mysterious book and how we can use it to better the world. Whether you're Bible-literate, or not so much, you're more than welcome to attend and explore this subject with us.

This group is a gathering of people who like to discuss the big questions of life over a beer. To met new people and discuss respectively different views on faith, philosophy, and theories. There will be a question to start the conversation and we will met monthly adding to our questions, and perhaps answers. If you choose to participate we ask you come with an open mind and respect the various ideas. There will be opportunity to connect outside these pub gatherings, but not a requirement. We lo …

The Common Good Café is a conversational café where we practice the art of civil, civic conversation. We join together and listen to a presenter, followed by small group conversation, and a time of Q&A. The focus of the Common Good Café is to serve as a discussion place where we can advance our commitment to engaging the political, environmental, and cultural issues of our time. Each café ends with a call to ACTION. After all, there is no sense learning stuff if we don’t do anything with what we …

An extended period of unemployment or underemployment can have a significant impact on spiritual, emotional, financial, and mental well-being. Join together for support, networking, skill building, resource sharing, and more!! You are not alone!! Regular meetings are scheduled on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month from 6:30pm - 8:00pm with light snacks and resources provided.  Meetings are held in the Fellowship Hall at Wesley United Methodist Church (14 N. 48th Ave. Yakima, WA 98908).  Visit …

THIS IS A VERY BRIEF SUMMARY OF OUR VERY LARGE SPHERE OF STUDY. This devotional study group requires that members are aged 18 years old or more and have a strong personal commitment to Asatru or Hellenismos. We are a Thesis group, devoted to traditional and respectful thesis gods such as Athena, Thor, Odin, Apollo or Tyr, and additional beings from these traditions that are known to be allies of these gods or who are at least not openly hostile to them and what they stand for. We keep our perce …