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Classes and Forums
| Tuesday Evening Prayer Group |
Taize Prayer
Every 2nd Tuesday of the month from 7:00-8:30 pm. The
service combines music, communal prayer, silent meditation and scripture
readings. All are welcome.
Please Note: In June, we will practice Taize on the 3rd Tuesday of the
month (June 16th).
Summer Prayer Group Schedule:
June 2nd: Labyrinth
June 9th: John Quinn, will join us to talk about Sufism.
June 16th: Taize
June 23rd: Centering Prayer
June 30: Prayers from the Cosmos: The Beatitudes
July 7: No Group
July 14: Taize
July 21: Centering Prayer
July 28: Celtic Evening Prayer
August 4: Open
August 11: Taize
August 18: Centering Prayer
August 25: Open
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Discover the Episcopal Church (April 11-May 16, 2010) |
Discover the Episcopal Church
Want to know more about the Episcopal Church? What is Faith? What about the
Bible? Why do we…? What are its unique gifts to the broader Christian Church?
We will explore these and any questions you bring to a five-week class, “Discover the
Episcopal Church” during the Easter Season. The class facilitators are the Revs. Mary
Slenski from Christ Church and Jane Gerdsen from St. Andrew’s.
When: Sunday afternoons 3:30-5 pm, April 11, 18, 25, May 2, 16. (skip Mother’s Day)
Where: Christ Church, Dayton
We’re planning to incorporate a variety of media including an on-line component as a way tomake the class more accessible. For anyone interested in being received or confirmed when Bishop Breidenthal will be with us for the Deanery-wide service on Pentecost Sunday, May 23, (at St. Margaret’s), this class will serve as preparation. Please let Jane know if you’re interested or have any questions. |
| Sunday Morning Forums - 9:45-10:30 a.m. |
NOOMA
NOOMA is a series of short films promoting spiritual perspectives on individual life
experiences. The name NOOMA comes from a phonetic spelling of the Greek
word pneuma (πνευμα) meaning 'wind,' 'spirit,' or 'breath.' They are created
and produced by Rob Bell, a pastor, teacher, musician, husband, father, and all
around cool guy.
NOOMA films are short but powerful. Each film is about 10 to 14 minutes of
teaching related to real-life situations. They are asking the “big questions!”
Those ultimate questions about life, to which we may never discover all the
answers, but in talking about them help us find meaning in the world in which
we live. I am so impressed with this series and with pastor Rob Bell of Mars Hill
Church in Michigan.
I hope you will join us on Sunday mornings in taking time to wonder about the big questions together! Adults and teens are invited to join us at 9:45 am on Sunday mornings! Don’t miss this wonderful series. |
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