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Wed 23

October 23 @ 6:00 pm8:30 pm CDT

A Respectful Conversation about This Election

Minnesota Council of Churches

Location: In Person

The conversations we have about the our politics sometimes feel like pick-a-side and fight-it-out discussions that leave us feeling worse about the people we disagree with and, sometimes, worse about ourselves.

There is a way to talk about it all that feels open and honest. You can actually speak freely and learn about people with other perspectives. Thousands of people have participated in MCC Respectful Conversations since 2012. These facilitated, structured conversations are designed not to change minds, but soften hearts on topics that divide us.

Experience a Respectful Conversation for yourself. This community has chosen to be a source of peace, cooling the heat of divisive conversations through a MCC Respectful Conversation. Join in to learn how you can have a great conversation that builds empathy even over division.

“This process was wonderful and hope-filled.” –previous participant
 

Event Details:

A Respectful Conversation about This Election

October 23, 6:00pm – 8:30pm

Bethlehem Lutheran Church

4310 County Road 137, Saint Cloud, MN  56301

 

Please reserve your spot by registering online at http://bit.ly/signupRC

 

The Respectful Conversations Project is a program of the Minnesota Council of Churches designed to strengthen civic life in Minnesota. College campuses, faith communities, municipalities and community groups in Minnesota, Wisconsin and North Dakota have hosted conversations that explore issues through the lens of deeply held convictions while maintaining, even enhancing, relationships among those who disagree.

 

About Minnesota Council of Churches

The Minnesota Council of Churches’ mission is to manifest unity and to build the common good in the world. For more information, visit www.mnchurches.org

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