9:30 a.m. - Adult Education Classes (Location/Room No.)
CONTEMPLATIVE CHRISTIANITY (Chapel)
Contact Phil Haag for more information: phaag@mcginnislaw.com
Using both classic and contemporary Christian writers as resources, we explore various spiritual development methods. We develop a more contemplative way of life by practicing centering prayer.
This class also meets on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. in Room 206.
CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVES (Conference Room)
Contact Mike Ervin for more information:
theervins@austin.rr.com
We seek to discern God's will for us in today's world and put into practice what we learn through scripture and the writings of theologians and other scholars. We are member-led and encourage lively discussion. Our theme from September - February will be
Christianity in the Reformation Era. Click
here to view the most recent newsletter.
Class Notes on Christianity in the Reformation Era
The Landscape of Early Modern Christianity
Late Medieval Christianity
The Road to Reformation
The Theology of Martin Luther
The Early Reformation in Switzerland
Early Modern Europe
Beginnings of Radical Reformation
The Emergence of Early Anabaptism
Early Reformation
The Henrician Reformation in England
The Early Catholic Response
The Rise and Fall of the Anabaptist Kingdom of Munster
John Calvin and the Reformation of Geneva
The Spread of Calvinism in France and the Low Countries
The Scottish Reformation
COVENANT (205)
Contact Rod Welsh for more information:
rodwelsh@yahoo.com
Covenant is a welcoming fellowship of believers gathering to learn, to love and to follow Christ together. We employ various speakers, Bible study, and facilitated discussions to grow in faith and strengthen relationships, marriages and Christian parenting. Join
them as they study 1 Corinthians, using the NIV Application Commentary book.
THE DEARMAN CLASS (200)
Contact Ted Heydinger for more information:
Heydinger@austin.rr.com
An eclectic selection of Christian and church-related subjects including theology, church history, denominational issues, polity, in-depth Bible studies, comparative religions, and current events from a Christian perspective.
11 a.m. - Adult Education Classes (Location/Room No.)
BRIDGING THE GAP (206)
Contact Walter Stokes for more information: walter@despair.com
Join us as we study John's Gospel. Leaning on the wisdom of Origen, Chrysostom, Calvin, Wright and others, we are working our way through the book of John. We rely on the Holy Spirit to enliven the scripture so that we might know more and more that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God. Newcomers are always welcome.
DIFFICULT QUESTIONS OF THE FAITH(Chapel)
Contact Mark Charbonneau for more information:
markc@whpc.org
The Christian faith is full of difficult questions, but where do we go with those questions? Questions regarding the nature of Scripture, sexuality, doubt, suffering in the world, and others. We believe that the church should be a safe place to engage the more complicated issues as we seek to follow Christ to a deeper understanding. Join us each week as we study a different questions of fiath with different guest presenters.
Click
here to view the Difficult Questions of the Faith blog.
FINE ART OF MARRIAGE (205)
Contact Mike Douglas for more information:
mdouglas@austin.rr.com
While centered in marriage, the class is beneficial to maintaining relationships of all types. All are encouraged to attend whether single or married. Participants not only learn but share experiences as we explore relationship building and strive to encourage healthy relationships by employing Biblically based principles. Join the class for book study on
Love that Lasts.
Visit the
Marriage Ministry webpage for more information about marriage related activities at WHPC.
