Christian Formation
The Episcopal Church is said to be a three-legged stool with the legs being scripture, tradition, and reason. Reason refers to our own intelligence and experience. We don’t seek one “correct” answer; rather we’re encouraged to wonder and ask questions as we pray and learn.
Christian Formation
A new series begins on Wednesday, April 29, and continues
each Wednesday evening for 3 more weeks (May 6, May 13, and May 20.)
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church announces a new series:
” MLK-Still Relevant Today.”
This four-week series will focus upon five of King’s writings and
speeches from 1958-1968. Parishioner Joanne Ridgway will lead the discussion.
Course Outline:
April 29: Introduction; Brief biographical information; “The Current Crisis in Race Relations” (1958)
May 6: “Letter from Birmingham Jail” (1963); “I Have a Dream” (1963)
May 13: “The Trumpet of Conscience” (1967)
May 21: “I See the Promised Land” (1968); Closing comments and reflections
Text: A Testament of Hope. James M. Washington, Editor. 1986.
A light meal (e.g., pizza) will be served at 6:00 followed by discussion from 6:30-7:30.