Adult Education - Mid Week Classes
2010 Wednesday Weal Classes
Wednesday Weals are adult classes which are scheduled around the Wednesday evening Holy Eucharist at 5:30pm in the Chapel. The service is followed by a delicious Weal Meal at 6:00pm and class at 7:00 - 8:30pm. There may be a fee for some classes, which can vary depending on the offering and there may be a charge for materials. Pre-registration is necessary for the meal, call 503-478-1202 by Monday at 4:00pm.
Current Classes
Catechesis Class
Now- May 26, 2010, 7 to 8:30 p.m., the Morrison Room
For newcomers, latecomers, all those in between and for those that are seeking a faith to love and a place to live it, this education offering at Trinity introduces the foundational understandings of the Christian faith and the particular way we express that faith in the Episcopal tradition. All are welcome to attend. This class is ideal for those seeking membership at Trinity, reception into the Anglican communion, or to renew their faith. Sign-up sheet near the information board. For more information, e-mail Marianne Borg at marianneb@trinity-episcopal.org or call 503-478-1202.
The Beast, the Antichrist, and 666 : All Mysteries Explained
Feb. 24-March 17, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Kempton Hall, Cost: Free
Dr. Paul Anderson, Professor of Biblical & Quaker Studies, George Fox University. will speculate about who the biblical adversaries might be, show something of the history of villainization across church history, and then go back to the first-century Johannine situation to identify four crises in the early church--unpacking each with implications for believers today. A fun and informative look at the early church.
Feb. 24 “The Beast, the Antichrist, and 666—The Latest Speculation—Who? What? When?”
Mar. 3 “Projected Villainization throughout Christian History—Who these Villains Were Thought to Be”
Mar. 10 “Acute Crises in the Johannine Situation I—Enemies Outside the Church—Implications for Today”
Mark. 17 “Acute Crises in the Johannine Situation II—Enemies Within the Church—Implications for Today”
Adults and Godly Play with Charissa Simmons
Feb. 24-March 24, 7 to 8:30 p.m., St. George Room
This Wednesday Weal class is an opportunity to add something a little different to your Lent. Using Godly Play methods and structure, we’ll hear and respond to several parables. This class is for adults to explore new ground and expand possibilities. We will not play games or ask you to think like children! Bring your adult mind and heart and an intention to respond authentically to Jesus’ teaching.