"Alive in Christ: Exploring the Lutheran Confession of the Christian Faith" - an abbreviated summer Catechesis - will be offered at St. Paul's on the following Wednesday evenings from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Note: The spoken Divine Service precedes (6:15) these sessions and Compline (8 p.m.) follows:June 10 - Introduction - the Word and Faith: Called to Life
June 17 - The Ten Commandments: Called to Live in Love
June 24 - The Apostles' Creed: Called to Live in Faith
July 1 - The Our Father: Called to Live in Prayer
July 8 - No Class
July 15 - Holy Baptism: Called to Live in Grace
July 22 - No Class
July 29 - Holy Absolution: Called to Live in Forgiveness
August - 5 - Sacrament of the Altar: Called to Live in Christ
August 12 - No Class
August 19 - The Life of Prayer and Vocations: Called to Live in Service
Sunday, August 23 - Confirmations/Baptisms
If you St. Paul members know of anyone who would like to attend these sessions, be sure and get me their names as soon as possible. And, of course, we always welcome those who would like a refresher through the Catechism. Each time through, the Lord gives more gifts!
4 comments:
Podcast? :)
Pastor Weedon,
Thank you for posting your catechesis schedule. It looks like an outline taken directly from the Catechism! Is that syllabus your own creation? Or does it follow a separate resource that you use? I currently use the Catechism as my resource, but am open to others that will guide that discussion. Your answer to those questions will be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
Jeff Caithamer
Jeff,
It is a study of the Catechism that I developed some years ago, based on some work a friend of mine had done. I have it all as a word doc, if you're interested.
Very interested, thank you. Would you like to send it via email? Revcaithamer@hotmail.com is it if you would like. I am impressed that you are able to get so much covered in what appears to be so little time. Then again, from what I read in your blog, your visitors and members alike receive a rich supply of information and teaching constantly. They are much farther along than my visitors and parishioners! Thank you again.
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