Christians experience God through the body, both in their own bodies and the corporate body. Christianity, in other words, is a religion of the body.
-Devan Stahl
Over the next five weeks we're dialoguing about bodies. What have we been told about the role of bodies in faith? What part does the body play in spiritual life? What do we need to hear and reclaim about our bodies and faith? The reality is that the Christian faith is a story about bodies - bodies being made, bodies being formed, bodies moving around and finding themselves amongst other fleshy creatures. How might we claim being bodies rather than having bodies? How might that change us? Our faith?