Opportunities for Study and Discussion:
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Wednesday Evening Adult Study:
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Adult studies are normally held between September and May, each Wednesday at 6 PM in the parlor on the second floor. Subject matter ranges from Bible study to contemporary topics to studies related to the seasons of Lent and Advent.
Our Lenten Study will begin on March 9 through April 13. Rev. Scott Campbell will lead this video-based retrospective of Marcus Borg's key contributions to Christian thought. Borg was an American New Testament scholar, theologian and author who had a profound influence on modern Christians. He died in 2015 at the age of 75, leaving a rich legacy of writing and lecturing behind. Marcus brought clarity and insight to an understanding of Jesus and Christianity that was accessible and transformative
This six-session series will review the major themes of his teaching, making use of recorded lectures interspersed with time for group discussion. If you are already familiar with Borg, you will know him as an engaging teacher. If you have not yet had the pleasure of learning from him, you are in for a treat.
Please call the church office at 872-7564 if you would like to sign-up or want additional information.
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Adult studies are normally held between September and May, each Wednesday at 6 PM in the parlor on the second floor. Subject matter ranges from Bible study to contemporary topics to studies related to the seasons of Lent and Advent.
Our Lenten Study will begin on March 9 through April 13. Rev. Scott Campbell will lead this video-based retrospective of Marcus Borg's key contributions to Christian thought. Borg was an American New Testament scholar, theologian and author who had a profound influence on modern Christians. He died in 2015 at the age of 75, leaving a rich legacy of writing and lecturing behind. Marcus brought clarity and insight to an understanding of Jesus and Christianity that was accessible and transformative
This six-session series will review the major themes of his teaching, making use of recorded lectures interspersed with time for group discussion. If you are already familiar with Borg, you will know him as an engaging teacher. If you have not yet had the pleasure of learning from him, you are in for a treat.
Please call the church office at 872-7564 if you would like to sign-up or want additional information.
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Saturday Morning Book Group:
We will be finishing our current book "The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story" by Nikole Hannah-Jones on August 20th. After two Saturdays off, we plan to start our next book: "Out of Many Faiths: Religious Diversity and the American Promise" by Eboo Patel on September 10th.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are connecting via Zoom until further notice. The book group meets each Saturday from 9 - 11 AM. Discussion is based on a wide variety of contemporary topics and authors. Please consider joining us. Newcomers are welcome.
For additional information and zoom log-in link, please contact Sandy Kostron at 968-2254 or rskostron@fairpoint.net.
Our Church Library:
If you would like to do some studying on your own (or would simply like a book to read for pleasure) we have a fine selection of books, audiobooks, magazines, and videos to loan. There are Christian classics and new releases, Bible commentaries and theology books, fiction and devotional reading, books on spiritual formation and books about justice issues, books on church history and books on the emerging church - and just about everything in-between. The library is located on the first floor, off the upper lobby.
Our library catalog is online at LibraryThing. Click here to see if we have a book you are looking for. Then again, you might want to simply stop by the library and browse!
If you would like to do some studying on your own (or would simply like a book to read for pleasure) we have a fine selection of books, audiobooks, magazines, and videos to loan. There are Christian classics and new releases, Bible commentaries and theology books, fiction and devotional reading, books on spiritual formation and books about justice issues, books on church history and books on the emerging church - and just about everything in-between. The library is located on the first floor, off the upper lobby.
Our library catalog is online at LibraryThing. Click here to see if we have a book you are looking for. Then again, you might want to simply stop by the library and browse!
