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Sunday School Classes for Adults
Christian Living Class
10:20 a.m.in the Great Hall
The Rev’d Dr. Frederick Schmidt, Director of Spiritual Life &
Formation at the Perkins School of Theology, SMU, leads this class
which gathers family style and around tables. The class topic is
“Forgiveness: Giving, Receiving and Understanding: A Theological
Re-Understanding of Forgiveness” Contact Father Schmidt for more information.
“Holy Infection or Cultural Carrier?”
10:20 a.m. in the Youth Conference Room
Using
Scripture, faithful Christian thinkers from past and present, and
fellow members of the class, come and explore Christ’s call and how you
can be a faithful discerner of that call throughout your life. The
Rev’d Dr. David Krause will lead this class. An ordained Lutheran
pastor and a member of Incarnation since 1997, he is President and CEO
of the Parkland Hospital Foundation. The topic this fall will be “Are
You a Holy Infection or a Cultural Carrier?: A Biblical and Practical
Study of the Stewardship of Life in the USA.” Bring your Bible! Contact
David Krause for more information.
The Gift of Adolescence
10:20 a.m. in the Family Ministries Room
Eugene
Peterson recently wrote: “There are no well-adjusted adolescents.
Adolescence is, by definition, maladjustment. And getting adjusted is a
strenuous and often noisy process.” But adolescence is also a gift to
parents in middle age. They are God’s gift, bringing into our lives a
challenge to grow, testing our love and stretching our faith. We offer
this class for parents with teens, facilitated by parishioner Cynthia
Krause. The goal is to gather and focus our resources on learning how
to help our children and our families thrive through the gift of
adolescence. The text for this class is Like Dew Your by Eugene Peterson and is available in the Incarnation Bookstore. Contact Cynthia Krause for more information.
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