Wednesday Morning Bible Study 2019-2020
Welcome to the Wednesday Morning Bible Study! We believe that the Word of God enables us to love more deeply, completely, and joyfully; that studying the Word of God helps us to understand issues of faith and the society in which we live. We gather as a community of support for those who desire to practice the fundamentals of Christian living – love and forgiveness without exceptions. By coming together, studying Scripture and sharing our thoughts, we grow in our faith.
We begin meeting January 8, 2020 after our Christmas break. Join us as we continue our study of the seven General Letters with Jude, 2 Peter and three letters of John. These letters are also known as the Catholic Letters because of their universality. Along with St. Paul’s letter to the Galatians, these are the earliest documents we have from the Church’s very beginnings.
Each week we will read through a chapter, reflecting on the relevance of the words for today as we look at the history and context behind what was written. We meet in Flaherty Hall from 9:45am-11:30am on Wednesday mornings, with time for fellowship before and after our sessions.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME to join us in our study.
The group meets on Wednesday mornings from 9:45 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. in Flaherty Hall, September - May.
Contact: Anna Wallich.
Welcome to the Wednesday Morning Bible Study! We believe that the Word of God enables us to love more deeply, completely, and joyfully; that studying the Word of God helps us to understand issues of faith and the society in which we live. We gather as a community of support for those who desire to practice the fundamentals of Christian living – love and forgiveness without exceptions. By coming together, studying Scripture and sharing our thoughts, we grow in our faith.
We begin meeting January 8, 2020 after our Christmas break. Join us as we continue our study of the seven General Letters with Jude, 2 Peter and three letters of John. These letters are also known as the Catholic Letters because of their universality. Along with St. Paul’s letter to the Galatians, these are the earliest documents we have from the Church’s very beginnings.
Each week we will read through a chapter, reflecting on the relevance of the words for today as we look at the history and context behind what was written. We meet in Flaherty Hall from 9:45am-11:30am on Wednesday mornings, with time for fellowship before and after our sessions.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME to join us in our study.
The group meets on Wednesday mornings from 9:45 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. in Flaherty Hall, September - May.
Contact: Anna Wallich.