St. Mary's on the Highlands Episcopal Church
Saturday, May 18, 2013

Other Weekly Education for Adults

 
Mid-Week Education Opportunities
 

Christian education takes place on more than Sunday mornings. During the week, you'll find ample opportunity to increase your depth of knowledge, both Biblically and theologically.
 

Tuesday Morning Men's Bible Study- Begins on January 8, 2013
Tuesdays at 7:10 am
Room 108
Wednesday Morning Women's Bible Study- Begins on January 9, 2013
Wednesdays at 10:10 am
Randolph Memorial Hall
Facilitator for both studies:  The Rev. H. Huey Gardner
 
A Journey with James–an early Christian who says, “Faith without works is dead”.   Faith, favoritism, and accepting persecution-these are the themes offered to an early group of Christians and themes that still speak to us.  Come and join in the conversation and fellowship.  We start with prayers and the community around the table has room for you!  We all can learn from a study of Holy Scripture.   Both groups are open to new participants.
 
Parents on the Go! Book and Bible Study- Begins on January 15
Tuesday Mornings—8:15 am to 9:00 am

This study is designed for parents who want to go to Bible Study on their way to work, workout, or whatever!  This is a very casual, small group Bible Study and we would love to have some new faces join us this year!  We will kick things off with The Grace Effect by Larry Taunton 
Facilitators:  Beverley Hoyt and Lori Blanton
Location:  Living Room


Mothers Book and Bible Study- Begins on January 8, 2013
Tuesday Mornings—9:15 am to 10:15 am
A great gathering for mothers with young children.  A nursery for infants and children up through age 2 will be available.  Catechesis of the Good Shepherd activities will be offered for children ages three and over.  Books are available for purchase in the Children’s Christian Formation office.
Facilitator:  Bradford Bankhead
Location:  Room 108


Fisher and Loaves—A Time for Lunch and Learning
The second Wednesday of each month at Noon

This semester’s theme is Christian Orthodoxy.  Please join our Resident Scholar, Dr. Fisher Humphreys, and others for these enlightening and lively conversations on beliefs that make up Christian Orthodoxy.  Advance reservations required; lunch will be provided.
Schedule:
February 20:    Monotheism, Creation, and the Fall Moved to 3rd Wednesday because of Ash Wednesday.
March 13:    The Trinity, the Incarnation, and the Gospel
April 10:    Jesus and the Holy Spirit
May 8:        The Church, the Future, and the Bible
Facilitator:  Dr. Fisher Humphreys, St. Mary’s Resident Scholar
Location:  Conference Room

Women of the Bible
Thursday Mornings—10:00 am to 11:00 am
This class will explore some of the great stories of the Bible through the eyes of the women who participated in them.  It should offer lively discussion as we delve into the lives of some extraordinary women. This is not a “gender exclusive” class.  ALL are welcome!
Facilitator:  The Rev. Derrick C. Hill
Location:  Room 108


Education for Ministry (EfM)
Tuesday Evenings—5:30 pm to 8:30 pm

Every baptized person is called to ministry. The Education for Ministry program (EfM) is a four-year course designed by the School of Theology at Sewanee to give the laity an opportunity to study the Old Testament, the New Testament, the history of the church  and theological ideas.  In addition, the group is given opportunities to reflect on how we connect faith with life experiences.  If you are interested in joining the program, contact Peytie Carmichael at 967-5185.
Facilitator: Peytie Carmichael
Location:  Room 108