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Education at Sunday Rector’s Forum 9:15 – 10 a.m. in Campbell Hall Bible Study plain and simple--with some fun thrown in. Led by Father Birch at 9:15 a.m. in Campbell Hall, we will take up the lesson and really go into it to see what it has to say for us in our own day. Lots of learning. Lots of discussion. Lots of informal fun. We’ll do it the Anglican way--messy as all get out, but in full expectation that the Holy Spirit will speak to us and through us. Men’s Propers Breakfasts Wednesday mornings from 7 to 8:30 a.m. (or so) in the Guild Room A more than thirty-year tradition at St. Paul's! Join with the men of the parish for vigorous conversation about the scripture lessons assigned for the following Sunday. We meet at 7 a.m. for coffee, hot rolls and juice while we discuss each of the lessons in a way that often takes us into how our faith gets expressed in the daily events of our lives. All the men of the parish are warmly welcomed and encouraged to participate. Renovaré Renovaré (“renewal”) is based on small groups of five to seven who gather to study short readings from great writings in Christian spirituality. Once formed, each group commits to working together through the academic year. New groups will be open in September and organized as needed. For more information, please contact the church office (509-529-1083 or email stpauls@stpaulsww.org ). Come and be blessed. The
Regulars The men of St. Paul’s have been meeting for nearly 40 years every Wednesday morning at 7:00 for “breakfast” and conversation about the readings for the next Sunday. Join them for exceptional fellowship in the context of humor, prayer and study. Renovaré Renovaré is a small group guided study in spiritual growth. New groups are formed each fall and stay together throughout the year. Newcomers are always welcome to join during this “open window.” To learn more contact Dianna Woolley or Susan Day. Women’s Ecumenical Bible Study This long-time group meets each Thursday at 10:00 during the academic year for fellowship and bible study. Women from several denominations bring the richness of their traditions to share with others. |
