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Midrash

Midrash is a Hebrew word that simply means "commentary." We believe that it's healthy for people of all world views and spiritual beliefs to have their ideas and philosophies both challenged and encouraged in a safe, open forum by people who are like-minded or may think differently.

We also acknowledge that we live in a world drenched in God, so pointing out how and where he is already at work, or revealing himself to those around us is very natural. We engage various aspects of popular culture: music, theatre, arts, and politics; seeking to have relevant dialogue with people of all backgrounds and beliefs. All events are free and open to the public, different perspectives and opinions are always welcome as we consider many aspects of a given topic or film.

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Theology at the Bottleworks
In older, simpler times, a pub or "public house" was often the focal point of the community, playing a similar role to the local church, where people gathered to openly discuss significant issues of the day. Theology at the Bottleworks starts at 7pm on the third Wednesday of each month at Schlafly Bottleworks in Maplewood (http://www.schlafly.com). Please join us for good discussion as we seek to tackle spiritual, political, and philosophical themes in an open environment.

Film Night
Movies form the common language of our culture; their stories unite us and often help us find meaning behind our own experiences. At Film Night, we watch significant films and then have a thoughtful group discussion about their cinematic, cultural and spiritual value, and influence. Film nights are on the first Friday of each month in the Luminary basement at 7pm.