Written Resources for Developing Spiritually
People Resources for Developing Spiritually
Adult Formation, Common Grounds
Sundays, 9:00 - 9:45
Bible Series, October 17, 24, 31
The Bible tells one unified story, and yet it cannot all be read in the same way. Have you ever wondered about the best way to read the Bible? Or how the Hebrew scriptures and Christian scriptures relate to one another? Or why we struggle to differentiate between prophecy and metaphor? In these three sessions, using material from The Bible Project, we will explore how the Bible invites readers into deeper thought and meditation on its words. Rev. Chana will lead these Common Grounds sessions.
Sundays, 9:00 - 9:45
Bible Series, October 17, 24, 31
The Bible tells one unified story, and yet it cannot all be read in the same way. Have you ever wondered about the best way to read the Bible? Or how the Hebrew scriptures and Christian scriptures relate to one another? Or why we struggle to differentiate between prophecy and metaphor? In these three sessions, using material from The Bible Project, we will explore how the Bible invites readers into deeper thought and meditation on its words. Rev. Chana will lead these Common Grounds sessions.
Dismantling Racism, Tuesday, October 26, 7:00 p.m. Come join us in the parish hall as we kick off the the Dismantling Racism Program for 2021-22. The Dismantling Racism Team will utilize the Catechism as the foundation for the year. Each month will be devoted to a question in the Catechism and to a topic in racism. The curriculum will culminate with a pilgrimage to The Legacy Museum and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama. Join us on October 26 to get more information and to learn how red-lining has resulted in continued injustices in our communities. For more information and the Dismantling Racism Team contact, please read the curriculum flyer.
Small Group Bible Studies (via Zoom)
Small group virtual Bible studies are an opportunity to get to know one another and the Bible better. The group commits to weekly meetings for six weeks to build their relationship and rhythm and then often continue to meet. Groups open to new people seasonally. For more information, email the Rev. Chana Tetzlaffl.
Small group virtual Bible studies are an opportunity to get to know one another and the Bible better. The group commits to weekly meetings for six weeks to build their relationship and rhythm and then often continue to meet. Groups open to new people seasonally. For more information, email the Rev. Chana Tetzlaffl.
Contemplative Prayer Group (via Zoom)
The Contemplative Prayer Group meets virtually on Tuesday at 11:00 am. We begin with twenty minutes of discussion about our prayer lives and end with sharing twenty minutes of silence together. For more information, email the Rev. Cara Spaccarell.
The Contemplative Prayer Group meets virtually on Tuesday at 11:00 am. We begin with twenty minutes of discussion about our prayer lives and end with sharing twenty minutes of silence together. For more information, email the Rev. Cara Spaccarell.
Save the date: Bible Basics Formation Workshop
Sunday, November 7, 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Bible Fact: In the original languages, the Bible contains 611,000 words. That's 3 times longer than Moby Dick, 35% longer than the Lord of the Rings trilogy and 24,000 more words than War and Peace.
Want to know more about the Bible? Join us on November 7, from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m., to walk through The Library of God: Building Generations Through Story. There will be activities for all ages to choose from, including games, trivia, creating an art piece, learning how to read the Bible through the Episcopal tradition, and the "7 Passages: What the Bible Does and Does Not Say about Sexuality."
Sunday, November 7, 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Bible Fact: In the original languages, the Bible contains 611,000 words. That's 3 times longer than Moby Dick, 35% longer than the Lord of the Rings trilogy and 24,000 more words than War and Peace.
Want to know more about the Bible? Join us on November 7, from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m., to walk through The Library of God: Building Generations Through Story. There will be activities for all ages to choose from, including games, trivia, creating an art piece, learning how to read the Bible through the Episcopal tradition, and the "7 Passages: What the Bible Does and Does Not Say about Sexuality."