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Bible Study
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. Please see the announcements for upcoming courses.
Parish Library
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.
Theological Book Study
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.
Theological Book Study: Looking Ahead to Lent
Thursdays beginning March 6th at 4 pm
Beginning March 6, the Theological Book Study will be reading Turning Over Tables, by Kathy Escobar. With keen insight and unwavering conviction, the author guides readers on a Lenten journey inspired by the ways of Jesus to dismantle the systems that perpetuate inequality and injustice. Each week we will explore the ways Jesus calls us to build a world where justice, healing, and equity reigns supreme. The book group meets on Thursdays at 4 pm, either in the library or by Zoom. All are welcome. Order your book today. Contact Mary Lou Crifasi for more information. (561-746-4674)
Lenten Bible Study 2025
Lenten Bible Study with Clergy
Wednesday, April 9, 11:00 am
"Return to Me" - A Seven- Week Journey of Vulnerability, Surrender, and Renewal
This Lent, you are invited to a deeper, more meaningful walk with Christ through our seven-session Bible Study, Return to Me. Guided by the wisdom of Henri Nouwen and Jürgen Moltmann, we will explore themes of repentance, struggle, healing, and transformation.
This week, we continue with Week 6: From Darkness to Light. In John 9:1-41, Jesus heals a man born blind, revealing that true sight is more than physical vision. Jürgen Moltmann sees healing as a sign of God’s future breaking into the present, while Henri Nouwen speaks of learning to see as Christ sees—with compassion, not judgment. Where do we resist seeing God’s presence in our lives? How might God be calling us to a new way of seeing?
