Category Archives: Christian Formation

The Governance of God

The Rev. D. Dixon Kinser will lead a six-part class titled, The Governance of God: How to be Politically Christian in the Modern World  in Colhoun A on October 9, 16, 23, 30, November 6 and 13.

Using Bible study, church history and cultural criticism, Dixon will lead a six-week exploration of the place politics does and does not have in the Church as well the place the Church does and does not have in politics. Scheduled during the 2016 Presidential contest, this class mixes lecture, discussion and, most importantly, spiritual practices to resource Jesus followers who want their faith to be faithful this election year.

Letting Go and Living Forward

The Rev. Darby O. Everhard, Associate Rector, and Anne Rahn, Senior Adults Minister, will lead a three-part series, The Spirituality of Letting Go and Living Forward, on October 30, November 6 and 13 in Colhoun B and C.

This class will reflect on letting go and stewardship of what really matters in life. This life is not the end of the life that God has in mind for us. The focus of the discussion will be on learning to live a life you can look back on in peace and living forward into the future to which God calls us. There will also be practical conversations on preparing for care at the end of life.

November Faith & Justice Program

The Faith & Justice Committee Lunch and Speaker Series, In My Backyard: Faith and Current Events, will continue on Thursday, November 17, at 12:00 noon in Colhoun A. The speaker will be Kristin M. O’Leary, YWCA Vice President of Supportive Services for Hawley House and Project New Start. Her program is titled, “A New Start for Women in Our Community.”

For women who have been incarcerated or diagnosed with Substance Use Disorder, it can be challenging to make a new start. O’Leary will share how she and the YWCA staff are showing women new ways to live.

Bring your own lunch. Beverages will be provided. All are welcome.