St. Peter’s invites everyone to read a book together for Lent. The chosen book is Rivermouth: A Chronicle of Language, Faith, and Migration, by fellow Chicagoan Alejandra Oliva. In Rivermouth, Oliva reflects on her experiences serving as a translator for asylum seekers by using three central metaphors: river, table, and wall. Behind her warm, personal tone is her theological education from Harvard Divinity School, her own faith questions, and her Mexican American family background.

We Christians often refer to Lent as a “journey,” and the Easter as a “border” between death and resurrection, both of which make Rivermouth apt for the season. Get your cup of coffee and circle up after the 10:00 AM service on the Sundays in Lent from 11:30 - 12:30 on February 18, 25, March 3, 10, 17, and 24. There will be a wrap-up session on April 7. Discussions will be grounded in respectful communication guidelines, including empathetic listening.

Rivermouth is available for purchase at Unabridged Bookstore on Broadway for $28 plus tax, and has been found for online purchase for as low as $20. Audiobook available by Audible. Use of the public library is encouraged too! If you need financial assistance to purchase the book, please speak with Mother Daphne.

St. Peter’s invites everyone to read a book together for Lent. The chosen book is Rivermouth: A Chronicle of Language, Faith, and Migration, by fellow Chicagoan Alejandra Oliva. In Rivermouth, Oliva reflects on her experiences serving as a translator for asylum seekers by using three central metaphors: river, table, and wall. Behind her warm, personal tone is her theological education from Harvard Divinity School, her own faith questions, and her Mexican American family background.

We Christians often refer to Lent as a “journey,” and the Easter as a “border” between death and resurrection, both of which make Rivermouth apt for the season. Get your cup of coffee and circle up after the 10:00 AM service on the Sundays in Lent from 11:30 - 12:30 on February 18, 25, March 3, 10, 17, and 24. There will be a wrap-up session on April 7. Discussions will be grounded in respectful communication guidelines, including empathetic listening.

Rivermouth is available for purchase at Unabridged Bookstore on Broadway for $28 plus tax, and has been found for online purchase for as low as $20. Audiobook available by Audible. Use of the public library is encouraged too! If you need financial assistance to purchase the book, please speak with Mother Daphne.

St. Peter’s invites everyone to read a book together for Lent. The chosen book is Rivermouth: A Chronicle of Language, Faith, and Migration, by fellow Chicagoan Alejandra Oliva. In Rivermouth, Oliva reflects on her experiences serving as a translator for asylum seekers by using three central metaphors: river, table, and wall. Behind her warm, personal tone is her theological education from Harvard Divinity School, her own faith questions, and her Mexican American family background.

We Christians often refer to Lent as a “journey,” and the Easter as a “border” between death and resurrection, both of which make Rivermouth apt for the season. Get your cup of coffee and circle up after the 10:00 AM service on the Sundays in Lent from 11:30 - 12:30 on February 18, 25, March 3, 10, 17, and 24. There will be a wrap-up session on April 7. Discussions will be grounded in respectful communication guidelines, including empathetic listening.

Rivermouth is available for purchase at Unabridged Bookstore on Broadway for $28 plus tax, and has been found for online purchase for as low as $20. Audiobook available by Audible. Use of the public library is encouraged too! If you need financial assistance to purchase the book, please speak with Mother Daphne.

St. Peter’s invites everyone to read a book together for Lent. The chosen book is Rivermouth: A Chronicle of Language, Faith, and Migration, by fellow Chicagoan Alejandra Oliva. In Rivermouth, Oliva reflects on her experiences serving as a translator for asylum seekers by using three central metaphors: river, table, and wall. Behind her warm, personal tone is her theological education from Harvard Divinity School, her own faith questions, and her Mexican American family background.

We Christians often refer to Lent as a “journey,” and the Easter as a “border” between death and resurrection, both of which make Rivermouth apt for the season. Get your cup of coffee and circle up after the 10:00 AM service on the Sundays in Lent from 11:30 - 12:30 on February 18, 25, March 3, 10, 17, and 24. There will be a wrap-up session on April 7. Discussions will be grounded in respectful communication guidelines, including empathetic listening.

Rivermouth is available for purchase at Unabridged Bookstore on Broadway for $28 plus tax, and has been found for online purchase for as low as $20. Audiobook available by Audible. Use of the public library is encouraged too! If you need financial assistance to purchase the book, please speak with Mother Daphne.

St. Peter’s invites everyone to read a book together for Lent. The chosen book is Rivermouth: A Chronicle of Language, Faith, and Migration, by fellow Chicagoan Alejandra Oliva. In Rivermouth, Oliva reflects on her experiences serving as a translator for asylum seekers by using three central metaphors: river, table, and wall. Behind her warm, personal tone is her theological education from Harvard Divinity School, her own faith questions, and her Mexican American family background.

We Christians often refer to Lent as a “journey,” and the Easter as a “border” between death and resurrection, both of which make Rivermouth apt for the season. Get your cup of coffee and circle up after the 10:00 AM service on the Sundays in Lent from 11:30 - 12:30 on February 18, 25, March 3, 10, 17, and 24. There will be a wrap-up session on April 7. Discussions will be grounded in respectful communication guidelines, including empathetic listening.

Rivermouth is available for purchase at Unabridged Bookstore on Broadway for $28 plus tax, and has been found for online purchase for as low as $20. Audiobook available by Audible. Use of the public library is encouraged too! If you need financial assistance to purchase the book, please speak with Mother Daphne.