St. Paul's Letters from Prison
Instructor: Donna Girard
In these letters of encouragement, correction, and instruction written from prison, Paul lovingly inspires and challenges us to greater discipleship. In Philippians, Paul calls on the community to rejoice even when difficulties and struggles abound in life. Paul offers Jesus himself as the prime model to follow in his humility and obedience. Colossians and Ephesians have a number of striking similarities, including the depiction of the Church as the body of Christ with Christ as the head. Colossians, however, contains a great hymn of praise to Christ as the image of the invisible God, while Ephesians describes the Church as the spotless bride of Christ.
Classes to be held: Wednesday evenings from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Dates: April 24th through May 22nd, 2019. (continued in Fall, 2019)
Must register by Feb. 24th (no walk-ins) {Click here for registration form}
Location: Holy Angels Campus, 585 Main St., South Meriden
You must bring a Bible to class. The following editions are acceptable:
- New American Bible (NAB)
- The New American Bible Revised Edition (NABRE)
- New Revised Standard Bible (NRSV)
Questions? Contact Deacon Don Smith at DeaconDon@snet.net or 203-238-3660 Registration Fee: $25.00 includes Fall continuation of course.