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Here are links for information on the currently meeting and full calendar of Sunday morning programs. The activities of the groups that gather during the week are: |
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PWW Circles: The Presbyterian Women in Westminster Circles meet monthly for study and fellowship. This year’s study is Joshua: A Journey of Faith from Horizons magazine 2009 - 10 Bible study.
Thursday
Morning Bible Study
On Thursday Mornings at 8:15 AM, a group of adults meet each week for study
and discussion of a book or the Bible at the
Chancel Choir The choir gathers on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 PM for fellowship, study and rehearsal of music for the Sunday worship service. Contact Joe Chrisman.
Thursday Morning Study Group Meets weekly from 9:30 to 11:30 AM in the Westminster Lounge from September through May. All are welcome. Contact Alex Thornburg. |
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Current
Offerings for Adults |
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FALL 2010
Seasons of the Spirit Lectionary-Based Bible Study This
adult education opportunity will allow you to explore a different Bible
text each week. The texts each week will be the same text that is read
in worship and the text that the children are studying in their
classes. Using the Seasons of the Spirit curriculum you will explore
the text, learning more about its history and looking at scripture
through a variety of means including art and music. This is a great
class for those seeking a better understanding of the Bible and
discussion of the text we hear in worship.
Discipleship at Westminster Led by Alex Thornburg Do
you wonder why we have a session? Who are our Elders? What does it
really mean to be a Presbyterian? Is Westminster different from other
Presbyterian churches? Most importantly, what does it really mean to be
a disciple of Jesus Christ? These and other questions you may have will
be explored in a class on discipleship. This will be a great class for
newer members, long time members, and all those who are curious about
what being part of Westminster Presbyterian Church is really all about. "From Jesus to Constantine: A History of Early Christianity."
Ed Daub will convene a course in September = 24 lectures by Prof. Bart Ehrmann of the U.-North Carolina. A
Course Guidebook is available for $7 or $8 so Ed would like to know
those of you who are interested in attending the course so he can order
a copy for you. Contact Ed by email: edaub@wisc.edu
Information from past Offerings for Adults SUMMER 2009 SUSTAIN DANE SUMMER STUDY Start
thinking ahead to a new Sustain
Dane study for
summer 2009 2004: Voluntary
Simplicity 2005: Exploring
Deep Ecology 2008: Choices
For Sustainable Living This summer 2009 the study will be: Menu For the Future WEBSITE LINKIn a nutshell this is how it works: A small size group of (probably
16 max) is great for discussions; JULY 1 through AUG 5: Meet on WEDNESDAYS Time: 7-9 pm. Meet in homes or in the
church Youth Suite; Share in leading discussion; share treat preparation. “Menu
For the Future” has six themes: What’s Eating America Anonymous Food Farming For the Future You Are What You Eat Towards A Just Food System Choices For Change Each
lesson has about ten authors of short articles. Here are a few authors I have
either read or heard about: Barbara Kingsolver, Bill McKibben, Frances Moore
Lappe & her daughter, Anna Lappe, Michael Pollan, Wendell Berry; and
many more whose ideas will make for great reading & discussion. Please
consider joining this summer study. If lots of folks are interested, we can
form more than one group! The start week will be the last
week of June; meeting night needs to be chosen; books need to be ordered. The sign-up
deadline is Sunday, June 14. Spring
2008 Caring for the Earth Earth Day Every Day Summer 2008 Choices for Sustainable Living |
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