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February 2020
Join in the Library. All are welcome to join as we continue to read from The Gospel of Luke. Drop in for as many as your schedule permits—no homework or reading assignments. Contact Jo Forrest for additional information.
Find out moreWednesdays from 12:45 to 2:45 p.m. Reservation for the study must be made to Carolyn Armstrong. Trustworthy: A Study of 1 & 2 Kings Join the Wednesdays beginning January 15 for Women’s Bible Study. This 6-session study of 1 & 2 Kings by Lysa Terkeurst as she reveals the places of distrust in her own [...]
Find out moreThe constant pressure to succeed, the presence of so much affluence, and the voices of doubt can drown our sense of strength. Join a small group of women to read and reflect Barbara Brown Taylor’s Holy Envy. Taylor’s newest book examines other faith traditions, admiring (envying) aspects of connecting with the divine, and nourishing a [...]
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Find out moreAn event to gather teachers in gratitude and equip them for teaching. Preschool Rooms 2 & 3 Christine Hides
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Find out moreThe Church will provide the entree and ask you to bring a side dish or a dessert to share. If you are coming from work just bring yourself. Dress attire is casual and spouses are invited. Please RSVP by Wednesday, February 19. Click here to RSVP
Find out moreOn Wednesday, February 26 at 4:15 p.m. there will be a simple service with ashes in the sanctuary, appropriate for children and people of all ages. We will begin Lent by remembering that we are human, made of the same atoms, matter, and dust as all creation. We will wonder together about what it means [...]
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Sundays March 1 and 8 in the Centennial Room 9 to 9:50 a.m. Parents, Sunday school teachers, and all adults are invited to these introductory sessions to to learn about the Bible. We’ll discuss what the Bible is, how it was compiled, and explore a few texts in details. Drop in for one or both [...]
Find out moreThe Biblical Story in the Songs and Shows of the Grateful Dead Monday, March 2 at 7 p.m. in the Culbertson Room Andrew R. McGaan, P.C. This course will explore the Grateful Dead's robust and surprising use of biblical themes and imagery—surprising because of who the Dead were and the cultural milieu [...]
Find out moreJoin in the Library. All are welcome to join as we continue to read from The Gospel of Luke. Drop in for as many as your schedule permits—no homework or reading assignments. Contact Jo Forrest for additional information.
Find out moreIt’s a Desert Island Book if it’s lean (under 300 pages), accessible, theologically resonant if not necessarily religious, and you take it with you wherever you travel in case you get marooned on a desert island. Our inaugural book will be Godric, by Frederick Buechner, which almost, and should have, won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize. [...]
Find out moreThe constant pressure to succeed, the presence of so much affluence, and the voices of doubt can drown our sense of strength. Join a small group of women to read and reflect Barbara Brown Taylor’s Holy Envy. Taylor’s newest book examines other faith traditions, admiring (envying) aspects of connecting with the divine, and nourishing a [...]
Find out moreSundays March 1 and 8 in the Centennial Room 9 to 9:50 a.m. Parents, Sunday school teachers, and all adults are invited to these introductory sessions to to learn about the Bible. We’ll discuss what the Bible is, how it was compiled, and explore a few texts in details. Drop in for one or both [...]
Find out moreWe will create art as we reflect on what God is saying to us through the poetry of the psalms. After clean up we will enjoy a baked potato bar dinner. This opportunity to slow down and enjoy a meal together is appropriate for all ages and skill levels. RSVP below or by emailing Christine [...]
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