Bible Study on How the Bible Actually Works
Thursdays, 10:00 a.m., beginning September 5
The Bible was not designed to be a rulebook for faith. Its books contain contradictions and flaws, as wells as inspiration and empowering witnesses of God. This fall, we’re going to consider how we can take the Bible seriously with discussions from a reading of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. So, if you’ve had questions about the role of the Bible in the world today, this conversation may be exactly what you need. We’re going to begin our conversations on Thursday, September 5, and you can either meet at Colonial Church in Prairie Village or connect online. Just contact Heather Winker to get on the contact list.
Thursdays, 10:00 a.m., beginning September 5
The Bible was not designed to be a rulebook for faith. Its books contain contradictions and flaws, as wells as inspiration and empowering witnesses of God. This fall, we’re going to consider how we can take the Bible seriously with discussions from a reading of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. So, if you’ve had questions about the role of the Bible in the world today, this conversation may be exactly what you need. We’re going to begin our conversations on Thursday, September 5, and you can either meet at Colonial Church in Prairie Village or connect online. Just contact Heather Winker to get on the contact list.
Opportunities for Adult Learning & Growing - Sundays 9:15 am to 10:10 am
(Welcome All Adults)
At Colonial Church we strive to give our congregation diverse learning opportunities. Our small group adult education opportunities attract people from a wide variety of intellectual, academic and theological backgrounds. Key areas of programming revolve around Biblical knowledge and understanding; moral decision making; multi-cultural awareness; and, global awareness. You are welcome to join the discussion.
Adult Programs offered during this time are:
Living the Questions 2.0
People know that, at its core, Christianity has something good to offer humanity. At the same time, many have a sense that they are alone in being a “thinking” Christian and that “salvaging” Christianity is a hopeless task. Living the Questions is a safe environment where people have permission to ask the questions they’ve always wanted to ask but have been afraid to voice for fear of being thought a heretic. Living the Questions sessions meets in our Sunday morning Adult Christian Education session on the second Sunday of each month at 9:15 a.m. in the Cambridge Room. Signup at https://colonialucc.infellowship.com/Group/Show/2084138
(Welcome All Adults)
At Colonial Church we strive to give our congregation diverse learning opportunities. Our small group adult education opportunities attract people from a wide variety of intellectual, academic and theological backgrounds. Key areas of programming revolve around Biblical knowledge and understanding; moral decision making; multi-cultural awareness; and, global awareness. You are welcome to join the discussion.
Adult Programs offered during this time are:
- The Week That Was
- ACE (Adult Christian Education) on the 2nd Sunday of the month
- Coffee and Conversation
Living the Questions 2.0
People know that, at its core, Christianity has something good to offer humanity. At the same time, many have a sense that they are alone in being a “thinking” Christian and that “salvaging” Christianity is a hopeless task. Living the Questions is a safe environment where people have permission to ask the questions they’ve always wanted to ask but have been afraid to voice for fear of being thought a heretic. Living the Questions sessions meets in our Sunday morning Adult Christian Education session on the second Sunday of each month at 9:15 a.m. in the Cambridge Room. Signup at https://colonialucc.infellowship.com/Group/Show/2084138
