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.
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.
Autumn Sunday Adult Education
The first Sunday of each month will be "The Rector’s Presser", a press conference format in which parishioners questions of theology, ecclesiology, parish life, and cultural life will be answered and discussed.
The second and third Sundays will be a different sort of biblical study, "Faith Transitions, New Life in Christ", in which we approach the scripture for more than information about God, a game of biblical trivial pursuit, but instead to personally encounter God, through His living Word Jesus Christ, in the inspiration of the Holy Spirit …as St Paul writes in Second Corinthians, “written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God, not on tablets of stone but on tablets of human hearts…for the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life.”
On the fourth Sunday of the month Karla Probert will focus on "The Classics of Christian Literature", presenting each week a different piece of literature covering the author and context, and then highlighting representative portions of the work. Concluding each week's class will be an interactive discussion.
On the fourth Sunday the Rector will join David Eaton and the High School Sunday School class.
The second and third Sundays will be a different sort of biblical study, "Faith Transitions, New Life in Christ", in which we approach the scripture for more than information about God, a game of biblical trivial pursuit, but instead to personally encounter God, through His living Word Jesus Christ, in the inspiration of the Holy Spirit …as St Paul writes in Second Corinthians, “written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God, not on tablets of stone but on tablets of human hearts…for the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life.”
On the fourth Sunday of the month Karla Probert will focus on "The Classics of Christian Literature", presenting each week a different piece of literature covering the author and context, and then highlighting representative portions of the work. Concluding each week's class will be an interactive discussion.
On the fourth Sunday the Rector will join David Eaton and the High School Sunday School class.
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