Rev. Rali Weaver will lead the service with assistance from Tedi Bell.
Ruth is the ultimate biblical underdog. Yet her power didn’t come from systemic authority or physical might. It came from radical loyalty and the courage to claim a future where none seemed to exist. By refusing to abandon her mother-in-law, Naomi, and venturing into a strange land, Ruth reminds us that the “marginalized” are often the very people who redefine what is possible for the rest of us.
Margaret Cooper will read her essay Humor in the Bible: The Book of Esther.
This service will be held at the Meeting House and available via Zoom.
*Share the Plate on March 15 will go to the Mashpee Wampanoag “Honor the Earth” Fair. This is
a public event that celebrates the Earth and brings together exhibits, artists, educators, and community
members who share a commitment to protecting and preserving the ancestral homelands of the
Wampanoag people. The Wampanoag tribe is in partnership with the Native Land Conservancy. All are
welcome.
