Fr. Jameson and Heather Cross facilitate a discussion on the moral and theological issues surrounding a monthly book selection. In its fourth season, Faith + Fiction attendees meet in the Green-Meldrim House from 5:30-7 p.m. with light snacks provided.
About Othello, a play by William Shakespeare:
A noble Moorish general is manipulated into believing his wife is unfaithful, thus leading him to lose control and act irrationally. The play explores jealousy, betrayal, racism, and the destructive nature of unchecked emotions.
Please join us, bring friends, and share these dates with anyone who would enjoy it. The only requirement for participation is that you’ve read (or listened to) the book. If you plan to attend, select “RSVP” button under “Attendance” below. This helps us to plan for food and drinks.
Father Jonathan Jameson is a native of San Diego, California and came to St. John’s Church in February 2022 to serve as the Associate Rector. While touring internationally as a professional musician, he became increasingly drawn to traditional Anglican worship and went on to study divinity at Nashotah House (MTS, 2019) and Montreal Diocesan Theological College (MDiv, 2021).
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