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MEETING CHURCH AGAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME
For A Refresher Course on What’s New and
What’s Not
with Trinity Church and the Episcopal Tradition
Join us with your questions
Asking questions is at the heart of the Episcopal tradition. We
are the inheritors of a tradition that began in the 16th century
with an English king questioning a Pope’s ruling. (Actually,
the questions go back to Jesus of Nazareth, whose questions challenged
the rulers of his day.)
We invite you to come be part of the questions! Participate in
the Anglican tradition of creating theology through challenge and
testing and pushing at the boundaries of convention. Learn about
the roots of our church, the breadth and depth of our faith, and
our hope for the future.
We invite you to learn more about the faith that energizes life
at Trinity, to “update” your theological education, or
to prepare for confirmation in the Episcopal Church, come be part
of “Meeting Church Again for the First Time” a nine-week
series of classes held each fall and spring at Trinity. Check dates
and times at the Welcome Table on Sunday mornings.
Text: Marcus Borg, Meeting Jesus Again for the First Time. $12,
available at meeting.
Childcare can be arranged and the cost shared among those who need
it. Contact Bill Ferguson.
For more information, please contact The
Rev. Anne Howard or The
Rev. Mark Asman
What does the Episcopal Church believe about stem cell research? What's
the big deal about those "breakaway" bishops ordained this
summer in Denver? Why do some people kneel in church and some stand
up when we pray? What's the difference between "traditional"
and "conservative" and "liberal" and "post-modern."
What about the Bible?
Asking questions is at the heart of the Episcopal tradition. We are
the inheritors of a tradition that began in the 16th century with
an English king questioning a Pope's ruling. Actually, the questions
go back to Jesus of Nazareth, whose questions challenged the rulers
of his day.
Come be part of the questions! Participate in the Anglican tradition
of creating theology through challenge and testing and pushing at
the boundaries of convention. Learn about the roots of our church,
the breadth and depth of our faith, and our hope for the future. Come
be part of "Meeting Church Again for the First Time". Classes
are scheduled for Spring and Fall.
This series of classes will help you get oriented to life at Trinity,
"update" your theological education, and prepare you for
confirmation in the Episcopal Church.
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