… You are interested in: Literature, History, Theology, Philosophy, Art, Western Civilization, or the Middle Ages. You like: Shakespeare, Chaucer, J.R.R. Tolkien, or C.S. Lewis. You like: "The Day the Universe Changed", "Rick Steves' Europe Through the Back Door", or "Terry Jones' Medieval Lives". You have always fantasized about studying at Oxford. You believe that reading primary sources is not just for scholars. You don't believe all the rot about "The Dark Ages".   What it's not... A casual bo …

… Related opportunities: The organizer of "An Emerging Christianity Conversation in DC" also runs DC Theology Pub another meetup.com group that also sponsors theological discussions.  The difference between the two is that DC Theology Pub sponsors a broader, and more eclectic, mix of speakers and books for folks interested in Christian Theology.  You might want to join the DC Theology Pub meetup if you find you are not interested in the particular animating themes of Emerging Christianity but are …

Why does God allow suffering in the world? Why isn't Christianity more inclusive? This group is meeting to foster dialogue about our faith and doubts in a safe, open forum. All beliefs and views are welcome here! If you've ever wondered these things or more, then please join us Thursdays (April 12-May 24) at Rí Rá in Clarendon for an open and stimulating discussion through a New York Times Bestseller book by Tim Keller, The Reason for God (complimentary copies will be available). All are welcome …

Not. Emergent. Is that your stance? Are you questioning the theologies like those of the Emergent Church, the New Apostolic Reformation Theology, Dominion Theology, Social Gospel trends, Chrislam, Religious Syncrotism, Mysticism in the Church, etc.? Are you interested in participating in a dialogue about these concerns and understanding how to contend for the faith as given to us thru Biblical truth? If we examine the current state of our fallen and broken world, we read from the scr …

This group aims to bring together progressive mainline protestants and liberal Catholics for community service, socializing and other activities its members may propose.

We are a growing community of 20s and 30s on spiritual journeys and seek others to join with and around us. We are exploring the intersection of ancient and contemporary rituals, lifestyles and worlds, sacred texts and spiritual practices. We are a community rooted in Jesus’ way of speaking, praying and living in love and service to God and others. Therefore, we engage in discussion and relationship through Journey Groups that meet in people’s homes; we serve our communities in various ways; …

Washington Metro Catholics is a faithful, broad-based Metro DC Meetup group for practicing Catholics, lapsed Catholics and non-Catholics who are interested in Roman Catholic spirituality, history, doctrine and practice. The group offers a variety of activities, with both a domestic and international focus. The group welcomes both married couples and singles. The group is organized by lay Catholics from different parishes. So, the group is not affiliated with a specific parish, nor is the group f …

Religion is a very important part of people's lives, but is often overlooked by our schools and mishandled by the media. This, then, leaves us at a loss for how to understand ourselves and each other. By informing ourselves and sharing with others, we can help to reduce religious ignorance and increase religious tolerance. The purpose of this group is to break down religious barriers through exposure and dialogue. It is important that we understand the differences along with the similarities. Th …

wine & reading. we're college grads who just moved to DC and want to start a book club. we will be reading anything & everything: literature, philosophy, theology, poetry, science. we'll meet roughly every two weeks, and decide what to read next at each meeting. be ready for a good time

… We will be covering all sub-genre’s of the Christian literary field including ,fiction, non-fiction, biography, autobiography, poetry, theology, self-help, etc; etc; etc; Our goal is to provide an open forum for discussion, sharing, and learning through the benefit of reading books by bestselling Christian authors. Come let us meet together to share in great fellowship and good food as we learn from the lessons while growing in His Word. The book club will meet on the 2nd Saturday’s of each mont …

This organizations is established to bring together African-Americans of the Catholic faith. As a group we will check out different services at the numerous Catholic churches in the DC area. Addedly, we will have social activities, brunches, and volunteer opportunities in the Washington, DC. Today the 270 million Catholics of African descent represent almost 25% of the one billion Roman Catholics throughout the world in more than 59 countries (the count is based on millions and fractions of a mi …

The Great Books Reading Group is not a literature club. It is a discussion group that uses a multidisciplinary approach to learning and exploring the past and present. We are reading from the St. John's College Reading List. As we read foundational texts in the Western tradition, we examine mysticism, history, theology, the earth and physical sciences, mathematics, philosophy and government, as well as art, literature and music.

One life. What's it all about? Have you ever asked that question? Let's explore together.

… We will be covering all sub-genre’s of the Christian literary field including ,fiction, non-fiction, biography, autobiography, poetry, theology, self-help, etc; etc; etc; Our goal is to provide an open forum for discussion, sharing, and learning through the benefit of reading books by bestselling Christian authors. Come let us meet together to share in great fellowship and good food as we learn from the lessons while growing in His Word. The book club will meet on the 2nd Saturday’s of each mont …

… He is a professor at Georgetown University in Modern American Literature with advanced degrees in Philosophy, Theology and Literature. He is known for his smile, warmth and open-mindedness. At GU, he received an award for Faculty Excellence by vote of the senior class for his service to them in the lecture halls and on campus. We welcome all to join us for these engaging and thought provoking discussions! Come to meet kindred spirits, share your insights and make new friends!

The MPC Golfers Group strives to get MPC members and attenders together to play golf. From casual Saturday outings to extended trips to Scotland - it all starts here. Welcome!