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Adult Education classes are held between the 9 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. services at 10:15 a.m. A variety of topics and guest speakers are presented followed by questions and answer sessions. Topics are determined according to the interests and needs of the congregation. These classes are designed to open your mind to the complexity and depth of religious issues. ADULT SPIRITUAL FORMATION
A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEBT -- Why Examine Debt in Church? The current ecomonic crises is causing enormous anxiety across the world. It seems things have just spiraled out of control, but in reality, our ecomnomy was showing signs of distress much ealier. It all stems back to the issue of debt in American society and across the world. What is debt? How have we begun to utilize loans in ways that are not healthy, both morally and spirtiually? And, how can we begin to live our lives as God intended? These are some of the issues we will examine this winter. Join me in understanding how debt is a deeply spiritual issue. In Christ's love, The Rev. Kate Moorehead, Rector. CURRENT COURSE SCHEDULE
Fondly known as EFM, begins every fall. It is our most advanced course for theological education at St. James. Basic Anglicanism In the fall, spring, and summer, St. James offers a unique course: Basic A or Basic Anglicanism. This course is a requirement for anyone seeking to be confirmed into the Episcopal Church. It is a weekly class, offered on Wednesday evenings for one hour. The class topics range from basic Bible to Church History and the meaning of the worship services. Discussion prevails and classes are lively and engaging. The course is offered to old timers and newcomers alike. Taught by Rev. Kate Moorehead Thursday Morning Women's Bible Study Our Thursday morning bible study group is open to all. It meets at 10:00 a.m. in the Lounge. Each year the group decides what they want to study. This group enjoys videos, readings and lectures always followed by discussion. They also enjoy being together and are very welcoming to new participants. Please consider just coming and joining us. If you are interested and have questions, contact Rev. Bill Horn at elcarev@cox.net. Wednesday Morning Men's Prayer On Wednesday mornings, a group of men meet for prayer and breakfast. All are welcome. Readings, meditations, and presentations are determined by the participants. Contact Ray Fleming or Al Miller.
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