There could not be a more timely topic: the horror that can result from our failure to achieve togetherness and connection in difficulty and trauma. Engaging the film Midsommar (2019) leads us to the question: In a dangerous world, can we make and sustain community without God? Without doing violence to one another? <a href="http://www.shemas.org">www.shemas.org</a> Original Score by Wilson Ryland

There could not be a more timely topic: the horror that can result from our failure to achieve togetherness and connection in difficulty and trauma. Engaging the film Midsommar (2019) leads us to the question: In a dangerous world, can we make and sustain community without God? Without doing violence to one another? www.shemas.org Original Score by Wilson Ryland

There could not be a more timely topic: the horror that can result from our failure to achieve togetherness and connection in difficulty and trauma. Engaging the film Midsommar (2019) leads us to the question: In a dangerous world, can we make and sustain community without God? Without doing violence to one another? <a href="http://www.shemas.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.shemas.org</a> Original Score by Wilson Ryland

30: Midsommar (2019) - Horror for Lent IV - w/ Brent Ross

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30: Midsommar (2019) - Horror for Lent IV - w/ Brent Ross

30: Midsommar (2019) - Horror for Lent IV - w/ Brent Ross