Discussion at Reading pub to explore black liberation theology
Liberation and black theology will be the focus for a religious-themed discussion group coming to Reading town centre next month.
Tag: Cafe Theologique
The devil and the deep blue sea? Theology group to discuss spiritual encounters and the oceans when it meets in Reading
THE SEA is the inspiration for a new theological lecture and discussion coming to Reading town centre next week.
Rebel rebel: Reading bar to host discussion looking at some of the most rebellious women in history
AN EVENING celebrating some of the most rebellious women in history is coming to Reading town centre on Monday night
Performance poet to speak at next Café Théologique meeting
AN AWARD-winning performance poet will be the guest speaker at a special event next month.
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