Spring 2025 Reading Group
If you are interested in joining a reading group, please contact Missy at missyd57@gmail.com.
The Spring reading group on Theology and Technology will start in March TBA. It will be lead by Isaiah Knopp.
Stay tuned for more information!
Previous Reading Groups

Wendell Berry, Jayber Crow

This fall, we will be reading the great Wendell Berry: farmer, novelist, professor, activist. Berry’s fiction reflects the “rootedness and responsiveness” of place, and the relationships, both joyful and complex, of the humans that abide there. We will be reading Jaber Crow and one or two essays, starting in the last week of September. For more information, or to sign up, contact Missy.
819 Cathedral Place, Third Floor.

Scholé Holds Spring Reading Group
For the first time in four years, Scholé House hosted a book group, reading Cormac McCarthy’s Pulitzer Prize winning book, The Road. This dark and dystopian novel follows an unnamed father and son as they leave their city apartment and head towards the sea in hopes of life or at least a warmer climate. The father’s greatest ambition is survival. His son, a child of about 10, wants something more. There are few people left in this grim, post-apololyptic world, but most of those are very scary, and sometimes it’s hard to tell who the good guys are. The vivid writing, spiritual imagery, and impossible moral scenarios made for lively discussion with our participants.
We look forward to our next group!
