Community of Hope International (COHI) is a program rooted in Benedictine Spirituality and based upon the classic Clinical Pastoral Education model used in many hospitals to train lay chaplains and...
“Jesus in the New Testament, Christian Tradition and Contemporary Theology” meets in the Gray Lounge most Sundays 8:45-9:30 am from October through May for intensive exploration of Jesus’ probing question:...
Presentations and conversations on issues relevant to parish life, historical or current. In the Gray Lounge following the 10:00 Eucharist. This Sunday’s Forum will focus on the sixth of St....
Education for Ministry (EfM) is a unique four-year distance learning certificate program in theological education based upon small-group study and practice. Since its founding in 1975, this international program has...
Throughout the centuries, doubt has been cast as the opposite of faith – as if the one who doubts should be ashamed of their lack of faith. But a closer...
Session III: Retirement and Spiritual Transformation Spirituality of Aging and Letting Go The gift and challenge of developmental psychology How do I leave a legacy and give back to society?...
Community of Hope International (COHI) is a program rooted in Benedictine Spirituality and based upon the classic Clinical Pastoral Education model used in many hospitals to train lay chaplains and...
Session II: Professional and Personal Identity Making sense of life transitions Have my earlier big transitions—adolescence, college, first job—been simple or turbulent? What has been my work culture, and what will...
“Jesus in the New Testament, Christian Tradition and Contemporary Theology” meets in the Gray Lounge most Sundays 8:45-9:30 am from October through May for intensive exploration of Jesus’ probing question:...
Presentations and conversations on issues relevant to parish life, historical or current. In the Gray Lounge following the 10:00 Eucharist. This Sunday’s Forum will give us an opportunity for conversation...
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