Month: January 2019

This past Sunday’s session on the role of Biblical authority was an excellent introduction to the progressive way of thinking about Christianity that is the hallmark of Living the Questions. Starting on February 10, we will be using LtQ 2.0: Call to Covenant. This is an updated version of the program that I think will be excellent. The sessions are:

• A Kingdom without Walls
• Social Justice: Realizing God’s Vision
• Incarnation: Divinely Human
• Prayer: Intimacy with God
• Compassion: The Heart of Jesus’ Ministry
• Creative Transformation
• Embracing Mystery

For now, we are staying with biweekly on Sundays (Feb. 10, Feb. 24, Mar. 10, Apr. 7, Apr. 21, May 5). This may get adjusted depending on people’s interest.

The Campus Ministries Association is sponsoring an Interfaith Dialogue on March 4 at 7 pm in Carver/Turner. It’s a great experience. Hope you can join us!

Just a reminder that we will be starting to study Living the Questions on January 27 at 6 pm at Christ Episcopal. To make a long story short, we will be using the original LtQ program. The first session is, “Invitation to Journey: The Role of Biblical Authority.” Attached please find a couple of readings:

You don’t need to have read them, but they may help you get into the discussion more easily. To quote from the disclaimer, this study is not for:

• those whose personal faith requires them to believe that the Bible is the inerrant and inspired word of God.
• those who believe that the doctrines set forth by the early church are sacrosanct and not to be questioned.
• those whose eternal salvation depends on their unswerving commitment to the above.

Come with an open mind, and join us on the journey!

For Spring 2019, our new program is Living the Questions. We will be focusing on our Call to Covenant. Join us on alternate Sundays, starting January 27, at 6 pm for dinner, a video, and discussion. Hope to see you there! Topics are:

• A Kingdom without Walls
• Social Justice: Realizing God’s Vision
• Incarnation: Divinely Human
• Prayer: Intimacy with God
• Compassion: The Heart of Jesus’ Ministry
• Creative Transformation
• Embracing Mystery