Finding God in the Everyday

Elizabeth

This class invites participants to reflect on where they experience God in their daily lives beyond Sunday worship. Through weekly themes like work, social media, creation care, and family life, the course fosters shared storytelling and spiritual connection in the midst of everyday routines.

This class invites participants to reflect on where they experience God in their daily lives beyond Sunday worship. Through weekly themes like work, social media, creation care, and family life, the

course fosters shared storytelling and spiritual connection in the midst of everyday routines.

Starts Aug. 17th

Adult Formation | Boardroom | Sunday's at 9:45 AM

Father Trey

Have you ever wondered what you're really saying when you recite the Nicene Creed? This 5-week class marks the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea by exploring the Nicene Creed as a practical guide for living, not just ancient words. Come discover how this historic prayer can shape your hope, faith, and everyday life.

CREDO | Aug. 17 - Sept. 14 (5 weeks)

ancient words. Come discover how this historic prayer can shape your hope, faith, and everyday life.

Marking the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea (325 - 2025), this 5 week course asks: What does it mean to pray the Creed? Far more than a historical artifact or doctrinal checklist, the Nicene Creed is explored as a living, breathing guide to Christian Discipleship - a prayer, a proclamation, an ethic, and a theological orientation to the world. Blending historical context, theological reflection, and spiritual practices, participants will discover the Creed as an invitation to deeper belief, hope, and life in Christ, animating questions of incarnation, creation, divine mystery, and our journey with God.

This is a casual discussion class format that requires no pre-work and centers on discussion and application.

Elizabeth

Being Christian | Begins Sept. 28

You are invited to reflect on where you experience God in your daily life beyond Sunday worship. This fall after the CREDO course, we'll dive into Rowan Williams' Being Christian, exploring how baptism, scripture, the eucharist, and prayer shape us and our daily lives.

You are invited to reflect on where you experience God in your daily life beyond Sunday worship. This fall after the CREDO course, we'll dive into Rowan Williams' Being Christian,

exploring how baptism, scripture, the eucharist, and prayer shape us and our daily lives.

This class, created for all adults in the parish, explores how to encounter the holy in everyday life and how to live out our faith in all contexts. Using prompts from spiritual and theological readings, we discuss where we see God active in our lives and how we might live as faithful Christians.

For the remainder of the year, we will be exploring God's invitation to a life of discipleship using Rowan Williams' book Being Christian. Walking through baptism, scripture, the eucharist, and prayer, we will explore how all of these form us and how we can live what we learn in our daily lives.

This is a casual discussion class format that requires no pre-work and centers on discussion and application. You may purchase the text this course is based on using the link below.

Being Christian: https://a.co/d/3FWxlQn

Facilitated by:

Elizabeth

Father Trey