This was quite a challenging read, mostly because I did not always agree with the author or her logic. But the book stretched me in good ways; it made me less judgmental and gave me insights into new points of view.
The descriptions of her church in San Francisco are fascinating - made me want to visit!
This author takes us through her personal spiritual journey of discovery, helping us understand her background and the experiences that shaped her.
I've had many great conversations about the concepts in the book, including the notion of "open communion." Miles' description of feeling accepted and welcome at the communion table were very powerful. She associates food with family and love and considers the communion a somewhat mystical experience.
One of the best things about this book, is that Miles takes action - she opens a food pantry in her church and goes on to feed many throughout her neighborhood and city. She puts her faith into action, caring for the needs of others.
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