Many of us struggle to talk about faith. In this class, we will explore words like “grace,” “gospel,” “sin,” and

Discover Advent and Christmas through the eyes of great artists as we follow Sr. Wendy Beckett’s book, The Art of

Back by popular demand, this discussion-based class offers the chance to reflect more deeply on the sermon or lectionary readings

What do Christians actually believe about the afterlife—and what does the Bible really say? In this provocative and surprisingly fun

Many of us struggle to talk about faith. In this class, we will explore words like “grace,” “gospel,” “sin,” and

Back by popular demand, this discussion-based class offers the chance to reflect more deeply on the sermon or lectionary readings

What do Christians actually believe about the afterlife—and what does the Bible really say? In this provocative and surprisingly fun

Many of us struggle to talk about faith. In this class, we will explore words like “grace,” “gospel,” “sin,” and

Back by popular demand, this discussion-based class offers the chance to reflect more deeply on the sermon or lectionary readings

Many of us struggle to talk about faith. In this class, we will explore words like “grace,” “gospel,” “sin,” and

Back by popular demand, this discussion-based class offers the chance to reflect more deeply on the sermon or lectionary readings

What do Christians actually believe about the afterlife—and what does the Bible really say? In this provocative and surprisingly fun

Many of us struggle to talk about faith. In this class, we will explore words like “grace,” “gospel,” “sin,” and

Back by popular demand, this discussion-based class offers the chance to reflect more deeply on the sermon or lectionary readings

Each week, this class highlights one “hero” of the Christian faith or the Episcopal Church. Examples include Thomas Cranmer, Martin

Many of us struggle to talk about faith. In this class, we will explore words like “grace,” “gospel,” “sin,” and

Back by popular demand, this discussion-based class offers the chance to reflect more deeply on the sermon or lectionary readings

Each week, this class highlights one “hero” of the Christian faith or the Episcopal Church. Examples include Thomas Cranmer, Martin