Interfaith Winston-Salem offers a wide range of programs during January and February.  All of the programs are available at no cost to participants.

JANUARY

Sunday, January 4
­­­­­­­­“Journeys” Breakfast Club
(Note the change in reservations)
Our presenter for January will be Wilda Spalding Geller.  Born in Berkeley, California, she is an ordained Interfaith Minister.  Her post-graduate theological studies have been done in the USA, Europe, and the Middle East, where she has served as a Spiritual Director and Retreat Master in several faith-walks focusing on peace. To simplify matters, it will no longer be necessary for attendees to reserve a spot for the meeting. Just show up.  Our breakfast group meets at 8 a.m. at the Golden Corral Restaurant, 180 Hanes Mall Circle, in Winston-Salem. Contact Michael Lange cplummer2@bellsouth.net.  Insert “Journeys” in subject line.

Monday, January 12
Interfaith Conversations
In deference to the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, Interfaith Conversations is meeting a week earlier in January, on Monday the 12th.  The Rev. Lisa Schwartz of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston-Salem will discuss love as understood in the Unitarian Universalist tradition.  The meeting will be held at 7-8:30 p.m. in the Social Hall at Temple Emanuel, 201 Oakwood Dr., Winston-Salem.  The event is open to the public.  Contact Truman Dunn tldunn104@gmail.com.

Tuesday, January 13
Interfaith Book Club
The next selection for our Interfaith Book Club is “American Reform Judaism: An Introduction.”  Our group, which is open to the public, meets at 6:30-8 p.m. in the Reynolda Manor branch of the Forsyth County Public Library at 2839 Fairlawn Dr. in Winston-Salem while the Central Library is being renovated.  Contact Barbara Bowman bbowman2@triad.rr.com

Friday, January 16
Dinner for Guests of the Bethesda Center
Volunteers from Compassionate Winston-Salem will prepare and serve meals to 60 or more overnight guests of the Bethesda Center, many of whom are homeless.  You can help by making a financial donation, preparing food and serving food.  Contact Michael Lange cplummer2@bellsouth.net.  Insert “Bethesda” in subject line.

FEBRUARY

Sunday, February 1
­­­­­­­­“Journeys” Breakfast Club
Dr. Robert and Rebecca Schwartz will share the journey of their interfaith marriage.  He is Jewish, and she is Christian.  Our breakfast group will meet at 8 a.m. at the Golden Corral Restaurant, 180 Hanes Mall Circle, in Winston-Salem. No reservations are required.  Contact Michael Lange cplummer2@bellsouth.net.  Insert “Journeys” in subject line.

Monday, February 16
Interfaith Conversations
Wilda Spalding Geller, an interfaith minister, will speak on "Peace."  The meeting will be held at 7-8:30 p.m. in the Social Hall at Temple Emanuel, 201 Oakwood Dr., Winston-Salem.  The event is open to the public.  Contact Truman Dunn tldunn104@gmail.com

Friday, February 20
Dinner for Guests of the Bethesda Center
Volunteers from Compassionate Winston-Salem will prepare and serve meals to 60 or more overnight guests of the Bethesda Center, many of whom are homeless.  You can help by making a financial donation, preparing food and serving food.  Contact Michael Lange cplummer2@bellsouth.net.  Insert “Bethesda” in subject line.