Adult Forum
Our Sunday program, called Adult Forum, consists of varying topics throughout the school year from September through May. The Adult Forum meets from 9:30 a.m. to 10:20 a.m. in the parish hall. Occasionally we have alternative classes for adults meeting at the same time in the library. Coffee and quiet are available in Neve Hall.
For adults who are interested in confirmation, reception or reaffirmation, there are classes led by the clergy a few weeks before the bishop’s visitation.
Our theme for 2011-2012 is Called to Faith.
Spring 2012: The Sacraments
January 8
The Rev. John Seville
Prayer, the Work of the Church
January 15
The Rev. Jane Sigloh
Baptism
January 22
The Rev. Lauren Stanley
The Eucharist
January 29
Father Gerald Fogarty, S.J
The Sacraments
February 5
The Sacraments
February 12
The Rev. John Seville
The Sacraments of Ordination and Confirmation
February 19
Michael Suarez, S.J.
The Last Rites
February 26
Frances Caldwell
Lenten Bible Study
March 4
The Rev. John Seville
Lenten Bible Study
March 11
Luke Wright
The Book of Job as a Guide to Lent
March 18
The Diocesan Mental Health Committee
March 25
Bob Wilcox
Lenten Bible Study
April 1 (Palm Sunday)
The Rev. Eric Liles
An Opportunity to Meet Our New Rector
April 8 (Easter)
Christian Education is not scheduled for Easter Sunday
April 15
The Rev. Eric Liles
April 22
Dean Dass
The Spirituality of Art
April 29
The Rev. Ann Willms
Who We Are and Why We Go: An Introduction to the Theology of Mission
May 6
Deborah Hayes
The Spirituality of Parenthood
May 13
The Rev. Allison Liles
The Spirituality of Peacemaking
By nature of our baptismal covenant all Episcopalians are called to live a life of peacemaking, a life in which we respect the dignity of every human being. It seems simple enough, however, advocating for peace often isn’t as easy as it seems. Are we searching for an inner spiritual peace? Or simply the absence of conflict? Or perhaps called to a particular political stance in the world? What exactly is the Church calling us to do?
May 20
The Rev. Caroline Parkinson
The Spirituality of Transition
