Taking faith to the street, we set out walking a few Sundays
ago with Wood Green Mennonite Church.
Once a month, the church takes a break from mostly sedentary worship to
consider an active, community-based approach to theology.
We met at a tube stop, nine of us in total. We said a prayer and headed off down the busy
“high street” (main street with shopping, banks, etc.) of Wood Green. We stopped several times over the next two
hours and two and something miles, to read scripture, hear reflections, and to
pray, all entwined with the reality of our street presence.
The service finished, and the group set off to a pub for
nibbles and a drink. We chatted some
more, sharing stories.
We went home, tired.
Church had worn us out.
Worship, and its many methods.
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