Donegal Presbyterian Church

 

Church School for all ages

Sundays, 10:20-11:10 a.m.


ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL

 

From September 12 through October 24, the adult Sunday School program will feature Living the Questions 2.  LtQ2 is an open-minded alternative to studies that attempt to give participants all the answers and instead strives to create an environment where participants can interact with one another in exploring what's next for Christianity.  Each session will begin with a 20-minute video segment and include conversations with leading voices of faith, digital stories illustrating aspects of an evolving faith, and concrete spiritual practices and disciplines.

 

The Fall 2010 sessions will be:

 

Call to Covenant      

·         A Kingdom without Walls    

·         Social Justice: Realizing God’s Vision    

·         Incarnation: Divinely Human    

·         Prayer: Intimacy with God    

·         Compassion: The Heart of Jesus’ Ministry      

·         Creative Transformation      

·         Embracing Mystery

 

 

From October 31 through the beginning of Advent we will study the biblical concept of peace in the Kerygma Bible Study Program “Shalom.” Shalom shines biblical light on the issues and unsettled mood of our times. Old Testament scholar Donald E. Gowan unravels the multiple biblical threads of this eternal quest in this masterful exploration of the Hebrew concept "Shalom" and the Greek "eirene".  Peacemaking is a central concern of the church and the world today. 

 

 

We hope you will join us for these challenging and thought provoking discussions.

 

INTRODUCTION TO WEDNESDAY MORNING

HORIZONS BIBLE STUDY, 9:45 AM

“REVELATION”

 

In the Bible Study Workshop that I attended, the pastor/theologian suggested that the story of “Star Wars” closely follow the Book of Revelation.

 

In “Star Wars” there are mythical creatures - as in Revelation; there is fighting - as in Revelation; there are mystical numbers used again and again in Revelation; and finally in the end – good overcomes evil and there is a bright tomorrow.  We only have to believe.  This is exactly what John wanted the churches to know – there are good times at the end – and not doom and gloom.

 

I thought it was a great concept and as I study Revelation, I find the Book of Revelation to follow some escapades in “Star Wars”.  Did you ever give this a thought?  I never did.  But it is an interesting connection between the two.

 

I invite the entire congregation to these exciting times in Revelation.   All are welcome.   These lessons will be given on the second Wednesday of each month at 9:45 a.m., in Fellowship Hall.  Please check your calendars and record these dates.  If you have any questions, please ask!

 

Gloria Straub

 


 

 

Last Edited on 06/27/10