Spiritual Formation for Adults – All are Welcome!

Sunday Morning

Open Minds: A Spiritual Dialogue Room 213 at 9:30am
The purpose of this class, formerly called A Study of Christian Thought, is to support and strengthen our faith journeys by focusing on lessons learned from religion, philosophy, science, and history.  We invite you to join us on a challenging spiritual ride leading to a richer understanding of our personal relationship with God.
Summer Topics:  Mythos by James Campbell; A Bible that all can read, the story of Bible translation; The Seven Deadly Sins, video from the History Channel.
Contact: Les Ludlam  303-451-5141

Christian Connection Room 212 at 9:30am
“The First Paul” – Reclaiming The Radical Visionary Behind The Church’s Conservtive Icon
Paul is second only to Jesus as the most important person in the birth of Christianity, yet he continues to be controversial, even among Christians. Borg and Crossan explain the reasons for Paul's mixed reputation and reveal new insights into this important man

Contact: Scott Wesson 303-683-0196
 
*NEW  Discover your Spiritual Gifts
4 week class beginning June 7, Room 213 at 11am
Come discover, develop and affirm the gifts God has given to you to serve as his hands in this world. Signup at the Get Connected Center or drop on by. All are welcome!
Contact: Lynda Fickling 303-791-0659x20

Monday Evening

UMW Monday Night Book Group, Room 206 at 7pm
June 22, 7pm "Home to Holly Springs" by Jan Karon
July 27, 7pm "The Lovely Bones" by Alice Seybold
Aug. 24, 7pm "The Quaker Summer" by Lisa Samson

Sept. 28, 7pm "A Thousand Splendid Suns" by Khaled Hoesseini
Contact: Renae Parra 303-683-0872

For information, suggestions and comments regarding our Spiritual Formation program,
please Contact Rev. Brad Laurvick 303-791-0659x12

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