Biblical Studies
A Listening Heart:
A Bible Study for Women with Young Children
Leaders: St. Luke’s Members, Laura Tobias, 566-0311
and
Lauren Walawender, 815-8092,
listeningheart@igodigital.com
Meets: 2nd and 4th Mondays, 7-9PM,N101-102
Childcare available upon request.
A Bible study focusing on the inspiring stories of the Old and New Testaments. The study encourages making time for scripture reading, digging deeper into our faith and reflecting on what we have learned. This study challenges us, but definitely is friendly for “beginners.” New members are welcome at any time.
FUEL:Young Singles “Faith and Bible”Discussion
Leader: Jessica Pollack Sacks, Young Singles Coordinator
Meets:Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30PM, E100
Discussions include biblical studies, lifestyle issues, and relational topics that are relevant to singles in their 20s and early 30s.This class also provides a good opportunity to meet new people, make new friends, and network with a group of hip
young individuals.
The 23rd Psalm for the 21st Century
Leader: Rev.Marsha Hutchinson, St. Luke’s Associate Pastor
Meets: Mondays, April 7-May 5, 7-8:30PM, E106
Pre-registration recommended.
Childcare available upon request.
Book is available in the Oasis Bookstore.
The 23rd Psalm is familiar to many individuals. It’s read at funeral and memorial services. It’s recited by those who are ill. It’s regarded as a poem of comfort and assurance. Yet Dave Tomlinson, author of Still Waters and Skyscrapers, believes that the psalm is a song of life that teaches us about the nature of faith in every situation. Through class discussion, enrich your perspective and expand your understanding of this beloved biblical text.
Women’s Bible Study
Leaders: Terri Coe, Director of Adult Ministries
& Rev.Gene Young, Retired United Methodist Pastor
Meets: Wednesdays, Jan. 9-May 21, 1-2:30PM, E105
Study material is available in the Oasis Bookstore.
Feb. 6-March 19 Hearing God’s Voice
Does God speak to people today? If so, how does God do so? Using the book that titles this class as well as scripture and other resources, explore ways in which we can connect with God during this Lenten season.
March 26-May 21 A Bible Study of the Book of Romans
It is difficult to overstate the importance of Romans in Christian tradition. Some of the great formers and reformers of church teaching were themselves formed by their reading of Romans. One of the aims of this study is to invite us into conversation around several key themes: (1) Paul's emphasis on communal salvation; (2) the centrality of God's righteousness; and, (3) the role of love and humility in God’s kingdom.
