ADULT FORMATION

As you therefore have received Christ Jesus the Lord, continue to live your lives in him, rooted and built up in him and established in the faith, just as you were taught, abounding in thanksgiving.

- Colossians 2:6-7

SUNDAY MORNING ADULT FORMATION

During the program year, Sunday morning spiritual education programming for adults is typically held from 9:10 a.m. – 10:10 a.m. Topics and locations are subject to change, so check the weekly email newsletter for the most up-to-date information.

October 19: Screening of Religion, Racism, and Reconciliation

StAART (St. Alban's Anti-Racism Team) is proud to share the PBS documentary entitled Religion, Racism, & Reconciliation. The documentary explores how racism intertwines with American religion, featuring stories of faith tackling systemic racism and inequality. (Parish Hall)

October 26: Rev. Kevin's Sabbatical Presentation

Rev. Kevin will walk us through his recent sabbatical and share about his experiences and some of what he learned while away. (Parish Hall)

Sunday, November 2: Journeys Poetry Discussion Group (Reflection Room)

Sunday November 9: The Enduring Problem, Part 1 (Parish Hall)

Join Marcus Miller in the Parish Hall to discuss the relationship between our baptismal identity as followers of Christ and our participation in a diverse culture. Using H. Richard Niebuhr’s classic book Christ and Culture as our guide, we will explore the many ways people of faith navigate this matter today and have over the centuries. This should be a lively opportunity to meet in community to discern a challenging dimension of our lives in Christ.

Sunday November 16: The Enduring Problem, Part 2 (Parish Hall)

Sunday November 23: The Enduring Problem, Part 3 (Parish Hall)

Sunday, November 30: Journeys Poetry Discussion Group (Reflection Room) and Advent Wreath Workshop (Parish Hall)

BIBLE STUDY

On Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. the clergy lead a weekly in-person Bible Study in the Reflection Room. Together we read and reflect on the lectionary scripture lessons for the upcoming Sunday. This is a wonderful way to deepen your faith and understanding of the Bible. No RSVPs or advanced reading is needed--just drop in when you can.

DAUGHTERS OF THE KING

The Order of the Daughters of the King is an international community of Episcopal, Anglican, Lutheran (ELCA), and Roman Catholic women who take vows to pray and serve our Lord Jesus Christ every day. Becoming a member professes the intentionality to pray and serve. We model the importance of prayer and service in our parishes and in the larger church.