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Faith Trek Adults General Convention Report September 20 & 27 Richard Taliaferro
Discipleship and the Parables October 4 - November 8 Learn what Jesus teaches us about discipleship in this Bible study series focusing on what Jesus was saying through the parables, both to listeners of his day and to us today. Learn several of the key characteristics of discipleship, unconditional love, humility, service, vision, listening, and action. Based on Jesus’ Parables About Discipleship by James W. Moore, and commentary by Verna Dozier.
Race Relations November 15 & 22 Marion & Maurice Spraggins “…eliminating racism and encouraging cultural diversity, recognizing and incorporating the diverse & enriching gifts of all races and cultures.” The mission of the Committee on Race Relations of the Diocese of Virginia is to support the diocese, its churches, committees, and commissions, organizations in all of these things. Explore Trinity’s vision statement and how it supports this mission.
Prince of Peace November 29 Intergenerational Advent Activity
Great Prayers of the Old Testament December 6 - 20 Norma Taliaferro Based on Walter Brueggemann’s book, we discover how the ancient prayers of Hannah, Solomon, Abraham, Moses, David, Jonah, Jeremiah, Hezekiah, Ezra, Nehemiah, Daniel, & Job can make prayer come alive for us today. Crossings January 10 - March 21 The Rev. Kim Coleman and Seminarian Amy Porterfield
The Bible contains hundreds of stories, thousands of names. How does a person begin to understand and remember it all? Crossings is a unique Bible overview with a 3-week section on how to read and interpret the Bible. It explores what many scholars consider the eight core stories of the Bible. By studying these ancient stories we can begin to see how God continues to act, here and now.
Faithful and Wise: Being a Good Steward April 11 - 25 Arlene Casimiro Ask most Christians what “stewardship” means to them, and you will most likely get answers that center around giving money to the church. In reality, money is just one of the gifts God has given to us to use to God’s glory. This video Bible study explores at how we can expand our giving to every facet of our lives: our possessions, our time, our skills, our physical environment, our spiritual environment, and our money.
Breaking the Code: Understanding the Book of Revelation May 2 - 23 Marion Spraggins
In this video Bible study series, we meet Biblical scholar Bruce Metzger, who helps us understand the puzzling and sometimes frightening Book of Revelation. He focuses on the comfort and beauty to be found in the book. Wednesday Evenings Inquiring Minds: A Guide to the Episcopal Faith October 14, 21, 28, November 4, 11, 18 (7:15-8:45) The Rev. Kim L. Coleman & Amy Porterfield
Ready to take another step in Christian commitment? Want to know more about the Episcopal Church, its traditions and beliefs? Wondering how to become a member of Trinity? Join other seekers in this year’s inquirer’s class for adults in the Rector’s office.
Tuesday Evenings in Lent Region III Lenten Series - Feb 23, Mar 2,9,16,23 Soup supper and fellowship at 6:30; guest speaker at 7:30; closing prayers at 8:30. Topics, speakers, and locations TBA. |
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