We begin our Journey of Faith tonight -- at least, this chapter of the journey that has been ours since birth. Please join me at St. Paul's tonight at 7 pm or at the end of St. Nicholas's appearance in the parish hall, whichever comes first. Welcome to the path (the photo at right is a path laid by 12th century monks in the Luberon of Southern France).
Here is an outline of the course:
Journey of Faith 2008
Dec. 3 – Introduction
Expectations, norms, introductions
Dec. 10 – Telling our stories
Dec. 17 – The biblical faith
How we read the bible, its history, praying with the Bible
Dec. 24 – OFF
Dec. 31 – OFF
Jan. 7 – The Hebrew Scriptures and God’s promise to God’s people
Jan 14 – The New Testament and Jesus and the Dream of God
Jan. 21 – Thinking theologically
Creation, Sin, Repentence, Redemption
Jan. 28 – The Anglican and Episcopal tradition
David McIlhiney
Feb. 4 – Sacraments
Feb. 7 – (All day retreat): Writing our creeds, serving our community
Feb. 8 – Confirmation Sunday with Bishop David Jones
Dec. 3 – Introduction
Expectations, norms, introductions
Dec. 10 – Telling our stories
Dec. 17 – The biblical faith
How we read the bible, its history, praying with the Bible
Dec. 24 – OFF
Dec. 31 – OFF
Jan. 7 – The Hebrew Scriptures and God’s promise to God’s people
Jan 14 – The New Testament and Jesus and the Dream of God
Jan. 21 – Thinking theologically
Creation, Sin, Repentence, Redemption
Jan. 28 – The Anglican and Episcopal tradition
David McIlhiney
Feb. 4 – Sacraments
Feb. 7 – (All day retreat): Writing our creeds, serving our community
Feb. 8 – Confirmation Sunday with Bishop David Jones
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