During this three-week Forum series, we will reflect on a portion of the Book of Acts each week and share in table groups how the apostles’ stories resonate in our own lives and ministries, closing out our program year by considering how our own stories of faith might be “held in common” with those of the first Apostles.
Our next Book Club night will be May 27 from 6:30-8 pm at the Rectory discussing the book The Making of Biblical Womanhood by Beth Allison Barr.
The 20s and 30s Book Club meets bimonthly in the Rectory for discussion over tea and cookies. Our July selection
Dean Emerita of the Seminary of the Southwest, Anglican biblical scholar, feminist theologian, and poet, the Very Rev. Dr. Cynthia Briggs
Dean Emerita of the Seminary of the Southwest, Anglican biblical scholar, feminist theologian, and poet, the Very Rev. Dr. Cynthia Briggs
Just as we organize our life within our larger family and community, we organize the way we live as members
This Forum, Troubling Texts: Ephesians in Space and Place, features special guest the Rev. Dr. Katherine Shaner. Given her research
Taking up bookend texts – Ephesians 1:17-23 and 6:10-17 – Morgan explores Ephesians’ “powers,” from the prayer in the first chapter for believers to
Join with fellow “companions in [Trinity’s] household of God” for our this Ephesians forum, presented by our Stewardship Committee. We
The Letter to the Ephesians was written as a source of encouragement to the church in Ephesus (Turkey). Paul (or
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