MIDWEEK Apr. 3: Welling Hall | Readers' Theater: Howard and Rufus (Online Only)

​About this MIDWEEK practice

​Howard Thurman once said about his Quaker mentor, Rufus Jones, that it was an enigma that the two of them never discussed race. In this Midweek, we explore a play read-through exploring an imaginary posthumous conversation between the two theologians touching on rituals of humiliation, grief, and rites of responsibility. There are ghosts and a Rainbow colored jetpack! Come participate in a readers theater and engage in spiritual conversation about what is revealed for you!

​This event is fully remote.

​​Welling Hall is currently an MDiv student at Boston University School of Theology. She is a Recorded Minister in the Religious Society of Friends.

​​​What is MIDWEEK?

​​In the Quaker tradition of Midweek (Wednesday) worship, Beacon Hill Friends House brings you MIDWEEK: Experiments in Faithfulness. This is a weekly, one-hour, facilitated spiritual practice with Quaker flavor and an experimental ethos. Each week, a guest facilitator engages us in a unique spiritual practice that is meaningful to them, and that we can bring into our own lives. 

​​MIDWEEK is always free and open to the public. If you'd like to support this program, you can make a donation here.