About this Event
You’re invited to an intimate discussion with Lebanese-American
poet and contemplative educator Moudi Sbeity, including a reading from his two new books Habibi Means Beloved: a memoir on war, stuttering, and belonging & Alhamdulillah Anyway: a poetry collection about language, land, and how we shape our experience. We’ll explore how to hold gratitude in the face of adversity, themes
of justice and liberation through a spiritual framework of compassion, forgiveness, and awe, and what it means to recognize ourselves and each other as already beloved.
Pre purchase copies or learn more about Moudi and the books at moudisbeity.com
Books will be available for sale by Loyalty Bookstore
Event venue & nearby stays
Cedar Lane Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 9601 Cedar Lane, Bethesda, United States
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