Study

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Wednesdays at 11:00 AM in the Parish Hall

Explore Holy scripture and the tradition of the Church through discussion and presentation. A variety of themes are explored through passages, history, geography and theological interpretations through the ages.  

The Book of Romans: Paul the Apostle has often been read in ways that feel heavy or exclusionary. Join us as we continue to explore his Letter to the Romans with fresh eyes, hearing it as a bold proclamation of God’s grace, liberation, and good news for all. Meets Wednesdays at 11:00 AM in the Parish Hall.

The library provides resources for parish members who seek a greater knowledge of religion and our Episcopal faith. It also provides reading for entertainment as well as enlightenment. Located in the Ryon building, it is open when the office is open and no other meetings are scheduled in the space. 

The Theological Book Study is a discussion group that reflects on books with a spiritual and religious focus. Meetings on Thursdays at 4:00 PM in the library or by Zoom, it is open to everyone.  This Lent, the group will read The Tears of Things: Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage by Richard Rohr. Rohr explores how the biblical prophets moved from anger over injustice to a "sacred sorrow" or "tears" that foster compassion. Rohr presents this transformation as a spiritual path (order, disorder, reorder) that helps navigate today's, personal, political, and social crises.