The Interfaith Book Club

"Hi, I am spiritual and believe this is a very critical part of my core values. Would love to meet others who are respectful of both our similar and different views of our faith. I look forward to reading and discussing books and sharing our thou"

"I am looking forward to reading and sharing responses to the ideas presented."

"Hi, I am retired and volunteer for Our Lady of Fatima Shrine in Holliston, MA. Felt that Fr. Carl's interest in interfaith dialogue was something I'd be interested in learning about. "

"To cope with the loss of my husband, I turned to a creative outlet, writing. Readers say that my book, Never Better: All Things Considered, is 'powerful,' 'inspiring,' and 'hard to put down.' Please take a look: www.neverbetter.net"

"Hi,my name is Maryellen. This sounds like just the kind of group I am looking for. I love reading books on religion and look forward to sharing experiences on faith with others."

"I am very interested in sharing ideas and learning more about my own faith and others. I have recently started going back to church (Presbyterian) and I enjoy reading books on theology as well as the Bible to learn more about my faith and how it re"

"Sounds like an interesting group. I'm a Jewish self-help junkie. The world is filled with Expanding Goodness."

"I also read the article in the Globe. I'm an active member in a Reform Jewish congregation and I'm looking for ways to both better understand and reach out to other faith communities. I'm going to do my best to join you on the 15th.""

"Hi! I'm interested in comparitive religious studies - don't know a whole lot yet, but willing to learn, as they say! Also looking for an interesting discussion, and a way for me (and my mother hopefully) to meet some new people in the area!"

"Hi, my name is Steven and I live in Ashland. I have been looking to either join or start a reading group and was attracted by the Globe article. As the child of a mixed marriage (Catholic/Jewish), the Interfaith Book Club struck a chord. "

"I read the article in the Globe today and am very interested in interfaith discussions. I teach history and my undergrad is anthropology. I'm active in my Protestant church, NOW, politics, the school where I teach and have wide-ranging interests."

"Hi everyone. I am a new member and very excited about the group! I am a psychiatric social worker and writer. I write poetry and essays about moral/ethical issues. I have also written several plays. I am very interested in spiritual issues."