What is Voice?
Voice is a women’s literature group which meets every two weeks. We discuss a book related to our spiritual journey.
Additionally, we also meet occasionally to discuss a novel over a meal. This “novel” event is open to a wider audience, and allows first-timers an easy entry into the group.
Reading and discussing literature is a way of understanding our society, and how as Christians to relate intelligently to our ever changing world. We often gain insights about ourselves when we read. This is one way we can “love the Lord with our minds” and truly “Think First.” And it’s just plain fun too!
The “Novel” Event is Open to All
This event is open to any woman who has read the book and would like to meet new people and join in fellowship and friendship.
What are we reading for the “Novel” discussion?
“Jayber Crow”
by Wendell Berry
Jayber Crow is the story of an ordinary man, Jonah “Jayber” Crow, barber in the hamlet of Port William, Kentucky, during the middle of the twentieth century. It is not so much the story itself, but the way that it is told, that is extraordinary. Wendell Berry infuses every detail of this story (it is actually many stories within one big story, for it is really the stories of Port William told through Jayber’s eyes) with such delicacy and love that the reader comes to love Port William and her inhabitants, too.
Quick Links:
- Author website
- Reader reviews: GoodReads, review
- Available in paperback, eBook and audio editions from Amazon, Indigo, Regina Public Library
Details
Location and time: TBA on October 31 2026
For more information, or to RSVP, contact Laureen Snook, send an email to the church, or call (306) 359-1450.