How do you help a child or a teenager have real faith in the world we live in today? Why bother with religion in this increasingly secular world?
Join us Wednesday, February 20, 11:00 a.m. at Camp Washington for a moving and compelling conversation with author and Episcopalian Sophfronia Scott and her son Tain Gregory during an intergenerational formation experience.
Tain was at Sandy Hook Elementary the morning of the tragic shooting and as part of the healing process, was asked, “What’s the most important thing in the world to you.” His response? “God.” That began a profound journey, leading to a deep experience of God, tackling the question about how faith prepares and bolsters us not just for life’s joys but its tragedies as well.