Does the language and imagery in our NYAPC communal worship—ranging from Bible translations to music and communion liturgy—reflect a traditional Easter narrative? This story unfolds with ‘original sin’ at birth, redemption through Christ’s death on the cross—’penal substitutionary atonement’—and concludes with salvation at the resurrection. It’s a narrative that resonates across contemporary media, from podcasts to movies. Get a coffee, a treat, and come to the Docherty Center at 11:30 for an introductory discussion asking, ‘Is this the only story?’ All are welcome. No registration is required. You can learn more about the 5 session series, and find reading and listening resources here.
