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Adult Forum
Father Bruce's Adult Education class is studying Galatians. The class meets Sunday mornings at 9:05 in the church library.
Reading with the Rector
Father Bruce's leads a book discussion group, beginning September 12. The first book for discussion is Surprised By Hope by N.T. Wright. There are two groups: one on Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. in the church library and one on Thursdays at 7:00 p.m., place TBA.
Women's Bible Study
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church Tucson has a lively Women’s Bible Study group meeting on Mondays from 9:45 to 11:30 in the church library during the school year. Co-facilitated by Linda Owaski and Barbara Toohey, the group works together to study and apply the timeless truths of scripture to their daily lives.
Men's Bible Study
Men are invited to bring a lunch and a Bible to the church library, Fridays at 12:00 noon. The guys generally choose a book of the Bible to study over a period of several weeks. Topics have included the Gospel of Mark, the Book of Revelation, and the Letter to the Hebrews.
Education for Ministry
Education for Ministry is beginning its fifth year at St. Alban’s. EfM is a course of study designed to better equip lay people to do ministry. The first year’s focus is Old Testament, the second’s New. Year Three is church history, and Year Four theology.
EfM is a 34-week commitment with an hour or two of outside reading each week, plus attendance at a weekly seminar usually lasting 3 hours. Absence for vacation is expected, but if you are in town this would be a priority. No tests, just discussions and learning. Classes are limited to 12 people. There is a tuition charge; scholarships are available. Contact Fr. Bruce White if interested.
Cursillo
A very popular three-day weekend encounter focuses on active renewal of our Baptismal commitment, personal spiritual development and training to become more effective Christian leaders. After attending the event participants form “The Fourth Day” reunion groups who meet regularly to share and grow in their Christian faith.
Lenten Studies / Confirmation
Classes include Episcopal 101 (introduction to the Episcopal Church). Confirmation preparation for ages 16-adult is held Wednesday nights during Lent. There are also studies conducted on a variety of devotional topics.
Father Bruce's Adult Education class is studying Galatians. The class meets Sunday mornings at 9:05 in the church library.
Reading with the Rector
Father Bruce's leads a book discussion group, beginning September 12. The first book for discussion is Surprised By Hope by N.T. Wright. There are two groups: one on Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. in the church library and one on Thursdays at 7:00 p.m., place TBA.
Women's Bible Study
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church Tucson has a lively Women’s Bible Study group meeting on Mondays from 9:45 to 11:30 in the church library during the school year. Co-facilitated by Linda Owaski and Barbara Toohey, the group works together to study and apply the timeless truths of scripture to their daily lives.
Men's Bible Study
Men are invited to bring a lunch and a Bible to the church library, Fridays at 12:00 noon. The guys generally choose a book of the Bible to study over a period of several weeks. Topics have included the Gospel of Mark, the Book of Revelation, and the Letter to the Hebrews.
Education for Ministry
Education for Ministry is beginning its fifth year at St. Alban’s. EfM is a course of study designed to better equip lay people to do ministry. The first year’s focus is Old Testament, the second’s New. Year Three is church history, and Year Four theology.
EfM is a 34-week commitment with an hour or two of outside reading each week, plus attendance at a weekly seminar usually lasting 3 hours. Absence for vacation is expected, but if you are in town this would be a priority. No tests, just discussions and learning. Classes are limited to 12 people. There is a tuition charge; scholarships are available. Contact Fr. Bruce White if interested.
Cursillo
A very popular three-day weekend encounter focuses on active renewal of our Baptismal commitment, personal spiritual development and training to become more effective Christian leaders. After attending the event participants form “The Fourth Day” reunion groups who meet regularly to share and grow in their Christian faith.
Lenten Studies / Confirmation
Classes include Episcopal 101 (introduction to the Episcopal Church). Confirmation preparation for ages 16-adult is held Wednesday nights during Lent. There are also studies conducted on a variety of devotional topics.
