Instruction in the Faith of the Church is essential to Christian formation and Discipleship and is an essential part of parish life and in individual membership in the church.

Weekday Adult Education opportunities include:
            Tuesday Women's Bible Study
            Saturday Bi-Monthly Men's Bible Study
            Saturday Bi-Monthly Women's Bible Study 

Sunday Morning Adult Education (10:10-10:50 in the Nave of the Church) is led by our parish Rector , The Ven Cn Donald Armstrong, which is both live streamed and recorded.

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Current Sunday Adult Education:
​Christian Worldview Classics

What would an Anglican Priest have read or be reading to prepare himself to confidently step into the pulpit, to understand the pastoral life of his parishioners, and to prepare his own heart and mind to serve God’s purposes in the world?

The "Christian Worldview Classics" Sunday morning series of classes summarize and discuss a considerable list of books in rather lose order of historical development in thinking around the human condition, the gospel context, and the resulting discernment of how to be a Christian serving God’s purposes.

Works that will be covered:

• Total Truth:  Nancy Pearcy
• Escape From Reason, He is There and He is Not Silent:  Francis Schaeffer
• Orthodoxy:  G.K. Chesterton
• Christianity & Liberalism:  J. Gresham Machen
• Lectures on Calvinism:  Abraham Kuyper
• The Abolition of Man:  C.S. Lewis
• Mere Christianity:  C.S. Lewis
• The Sovereignty of God:  A.W. Pink
• The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self:  Carl Trueman
• Resurrection and the Moral Order:  Oliver O’Donovan
• What’s So Great About Christianity:  Dinesh D’Souza
• Willing to Believe:  R.C. Sproul
• For The Life of the World:  Alexander Schmemann
• Heavenly Participation:  Hans Boersma
• Does Prayer Change Things:  R.C. Sproul
• A Short History of Ethics:  Alasdair MacIntyre