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 Join us on Sunday mornings between the 9:15 AM and 11:15 AM services for a lively discussion of the collects and lessons appointed for that day. We meet upstairs in the Rector’s office immediately following the 9:15 AM service. The discussions are led by Dan Bursi. Have you been watching our blog for news of the next classes at Holy Trinity Theological College and Seminary, and wondering why there haven’t been any announcements? Or perhaps you’ve noticed that the link to their website has disappeared from the links on the left? The explanation is that some—but not all—of the staff . . . → Read More: Holy Trinity Seminary Closes Its Doors  Brock Johnson, director of Adult Education, has provided some study materials which are available on the Christian Education page. If you have any questions about the materials, feel free to stop in on one of the Adult Education sessions. Newcomers are always welcome.  Folks familiar with Church history usually claim the first English Prayer Book is the First Prayer Book of King Edward VI, which was authorized for use in 1549. True, this wonderful book is the ancestor of all the Books of Common Prayer in use in the world of Anglicanism today—albeit a very distant one . . . → Read More: Questions about the BCP you never had the courage to ask  As the resident eagle, one of my jobs is to keep an “eagle’s eye” on the mere humans of St Stephen’s. True to form, they goofed in last week’s newsletter by stating that the Lenten Studies would begin on February 20th when, in fact, they will begin on February 27th. If you’ve already marked . . . → Read More: Whoops! This Year’s Lenten Study will be a freewheeling series of five seminars entitled “All You Wanted To Know About Christianity But Never Had The Courage To Ask.” The series, which began on February 29th, meets on Wednesdays at 6:45 PM (after Evening Prayer) and continues until March 28th. Participants will join in a “no . . . → Read More: All you want to know about Christianity Holy Trinity Seminary is offering an Associate in Theological Studies (AST) course and Master of Ministry (MM) course during the Lenten period. The ATS course on “How to read your Bible” will meet Mondays from 7:15 PM to 9:15 PM at St. Stephen’s Church beginning February 6th and ending March 26th. The course . . . → Read More: Two courses for Lent Holy Trinity Seminary has announced their course offerings for the fall, and once again, one of the courses will be held at St Stephen’s. For further information, you can contact either the Church Office or Holy Trinity. Associate in Theology: BS120 How Christians Thought through the Ages. We will weave together biography, church . . . → Read More: New Seminary courses for the fall |
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