Grow in Your Faith through Lenten Study
Observing a Holy LentLed by Rev. Mike Daves
February 18, 25, March 4, 11 In the Ash Wednesday Service, the minister invites the congregation to observe a holy Lent by self-examination and repentance, prayer, fasting and self-denial, and by reading and meditating on God's Holy Word. Study and experience each of these Lenten disciplines in this class. Contemplating Lent: A Morning Set AsideLed by Rev. Marilyn Dickson
February 20 This time will be an experiential time set aside to consider the implications of the season of Lent for our spiritual journeys. In this discussion group we will use several ways to study scripture and examine the relevance to our lives. It will be a quiet time of preparation, reflection and worship. Lenten Discipleship JourneysLed by Rev. Fred Trevino
March 7, 14, 21, 28 Theology begins with the experience of faith. Faith then seeks words to understand this newly found, this strange, this mysterious yet liberating and life-enhancing reality. So, 'on the way' with Jesus, an important phrase in the Gospel of Mark, the question becomes inevitable: Who is this Jesus in whom I have believed? |
A Celebration of the Jewish Seder MealLed by Dr. Howard Cohen
March 25 Register Here by March 21 Holy Week Luncheon - On the Road AgainLed by Dr. James Moore, pastor in residence, Highland Park UMC, Dallas; former senior pastor, St. Luke's UMC, Houston
March 29, 30, 31, April 1 Some of Jesus' most powerful experiences happened on the road. We could say that Jesus spent his whole life on the road. He was born on a road trip, he died on a road trip, and one of his most dramatic post-resurrection appearances was on the road to Emmaus. During Holy Week 2010, we will explore the significance of Jesus' experiences and teachings on the road as he moves toward the cross, and examine what they might mean for us today.
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