Adult Education Programs:

Adult Education Programs

St. David’s offers ongoing Christian education to adults as well as for children.  Programs in the past have included books studies, Bible studies, exploring prayer, and a video discussion series entitled, “Living the Questions.”

There are three current programs in progress.

“Wednesday Night at the Movies” 

This is a Lenten series where members and friends watch a contemporary movie, and discuss the issues it raises and how it informs their Christian life and faith.  “The Visitor” will be seen February 24, and “Dead Man Walking” on March 3.  The group will suggest other films, but other possibilities are “Chocolat”, “Amistad”, and “Tuesdays with Morrie”.  The group will be meeting at 6:30 in the rectory.

“An Introduction to the Episcopal Church”

This is an educational series for inquirers and those seeking confirmation or reception into the Episcopal Church.  Topics will include: The roots of the Episcopal Church; Similarities and differences between Christian denominations; How the Episcopal Church is structured and decisions made; The Anglican Communion; and Worship and the Book of Common Prayer. This group will be meeting between Sunday services from 9:15 to 9:45.

“What Do You Want to Know?” 

There is a box in the church for members to submit questions they have about God, the church, the Bible, ethical issues, or topics they would simply like to learn a little more about.  Questions that have been submitted include: “Is there life after death?”, “Islam”, “What does it mean to be led by the Holy Spirit?” and “Why do people suffer?”  These adult forums have also been held on Sunday mornings.

Contact St. David’s if you would like more information.  All are welcome.