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Adult Ministries
Sunday Classes 10:00 -10:50 am
This is the adult class time. The classes vary in topic and scope, and are led by one of the pastors or by a lay person -- always inspirational. The Christian Education Division is pleased to offer the following Sunday morning classes starting September 20:
• Church History in Plain Language (Howard Crowley Room) Our journey continues! Learn who we are and how we got here as we trace our spiritual ancestry from the rocky hillsides of Judea through the struggles in Europe to our own church today. Although this course will take two years, you may attend any classes you wish. Led by Dick Piper. Dates: January 3 - June 6
• Encounters with Jesus: Studies in the Gospel of John by Frances Taylor Gench. (Room #202) - Examining thirteen central and distinctive texts from John, we will be introduced to the theological, historical, and literary keys of this gospel. Whether you are a well-read scholar or a curious novice, you will enjoy our book study and discussions of how this perplexing Gospel can inform our daily life and faith. Dates: January 3- March 28
• Parenting: The Early Years (Room #204) - Are you paying attention to the people, events, and media that influence your children? Using this video series to explore questions of authority, love, discipline, and family formation, we will discuss together how we become better parents and faith leaders for our own families. Led by Lynn Shultz. Dates: January 3- February 7
• Living the Questions 2.0 (Courtyard Room) - Faith is a journey, not a destination. To help us on that journey, Living the Questions 2.0, a 21-week DVD series, will provide us with an open-minded opportunity to explore beyond the traditions and rote theologies in which so many people and local churches seem to be stuck. Ideal for seekers and "church alumni/ae" alike, come ask the questions you've always wanted to ask, and discover with us the significance of Christianity in the 215i century. Led by Garrett Torgerson. Dates: January 3-June 6
All of these classes are from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. on Sundays.
Please take a moment to read through the descriptions and decide which ones you’ll attend!
Orchestra Instruction & Rehearsal, dir. by Randy Benfield (10:00 a.m. Music room) Open to all who would like to strengthen their instrumental gifts and skills.
Singles! -- The Singles Organization for age 30-55ish. Call the church office for specific information.
Midweek Classes
Wednesday, 6:15 - 7:15
See the Adult section of Wednesday Works on the Fellowship page.
Church Membership
Classes are held several times each year for those who want to know more about what it means to become a member of Carmichael Presbyterian Church. Check with the church office or the calendar for information on dates and times.
CAFÉ - Cancer and Faith Experience
If you are a cancer patient, spouse, widow/widower or a cancer patient, family member or survivor, this group is for you. Each session will begin with devotional and prayer time and will provide a forum for sharing, learning and supporting each other. If you have any questions, call Pastor Carol at 486-9081. Read more at CAFÉ
Bea Durley Library
The library has fiction and biography, as well as
non fiction books on art, music, history, psychology and more. Most of
the shelves, however, contain books on various aspects of religion. Also,
there are special sections on Bible references, Health, Peace and Justice
and Stephen Ministry. Several standard dictionaries and atlases are now
housed together in a handsome new wooden floor stand. The Media Cabinet
contains CD’s, audiocassette tapes,
and videos on various religious topics.
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Last updated September 21, 2009