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You may have heard about Cursillo and possibly felt a bit uneasy. Nobody was willing to give you much information and there seemed to be some secrecy involved. Let us try to “demystify” this for you. You will be listening to 15 talks, 10 of which will be given by lay members of the team and 5 by clergy. The weekend is led by lay people, but there are always pastors on the team. The team consists of people who have attended a previous Cursillo weekend. There are generally about 60 people on a team caring for up to 36 “pilgrims”. A pilgrim is a person who is attending his or her first Cursillo weekend. During the weekend you will be part of a table group, discussing the 15 talks, praying with one another, singing and having great fellowship. Communion is offered every day. There is always plenty of food, 3 meals per day, prepared by the cook team. You’ll be accommodated in dorm style quarters in your own twin bed. Each participant will experience something different over the weekend, but we can assure you that you will feel and understand God’s grace in a new way. Lutheran Cursillo of Southern California is a family of over 3,000 people from Lutheran congregations as far South as Hemet and Mission Viejo and as far North as Bakersfield and as far East as San Bernardino. You will be meeting people from churches in those communities and many in between. At Grace and Robinwood we have about 140 people who have attended a Cursillo weekend. Some examples of people in church leadership who have attended include Rachel Zippwald, Lou Mannone, Ann Cramer,
June Welton, Mark Ahrens, Nathan Thompson, Linda Vannoy, Tim Scanlon, If you have any questions, please feel free to talk to anyone who has attended a Cursillo weekend. A number of members at Grace and Robinwood have been very active in the community and are willing to give you their personal experience. Here are a few names: Jan Stolzenburg, Tamara Durica,
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