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Adult Christian Formation
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Gail Bernhard, Assistant to the Rector for Adult Formation and Pastoral Care
Every Wednesday beginning March 8 thru Wednesday, March 29
7:00 p.m. in the Undercroft
Discussion of the book Knowing Jesus in Your Life, authored by Carol Anderson. The author proposes that "God is not remote, but personal and
involved with God's creations, wanting to know and love us and it is through Jesus that we can know God for ourselves." (Books available for purchase
from Gail Bernhard at 301.585.3515, ext. 19.)
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"The Care and Feeding of the Lawyer's Soul"
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Workshops led by Patrica Scott-Terry
March 8, 15, 22, 29 and April 22
A series of workshops to address how the demands of work in our increasingly competitive society has impacted the legal profession. Participants will
explore spiritual, creative, and practical ways to find new meaning and energy in his/her work. Although this workshop is designed for lawyers,
they have general applicability and thus, you need not be an attorney to attend. To register or for further information of anwers to questions,
contact Patricia Scott Terry at 301.434.1825.
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Adult Inquirer's Class
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The Reverend Janice M. Robinson, Rector, Grace Episcopal Church
Every Wednesday evening beginning March 8 through April 5th
6:30 p.m. in the Undercroft
Begin with meal of soup and bread at 6:30, followed by class at 7:00 p.m., and ending with Compline (end of the day prayers) at conclusion of class.
This class will look at what it means to be a Christian, and how we live that out in the Episcopal Church. Attention will be paid to the history,
the worship, the sacraments, the teachings, and the structure of the Episcopal Church. anyone who may be interested in being confirmed, or received into
the Episcopal Church, or anyopne who would simply like to learn more about the Episcopal Church, should sign up for this class.
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Episcopalians at Worship
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The Reverend Janice M. Robinson, Rector, Grace Episcopal Church
Every Sunday beginning March 5 through April 9th
9:15 a.m. in the Undercroft
We will look at the Book of Common Prayer and the variety of liturgical celebrations contined in it, as well as looking at how scripture is the
basis for this book. We will look at the theology supporting the liturgy, how the synagogue worship is the basic pattern of Christian worship, and
finally turn to look at the ceremonial rituals that are a part of the liturgy, especially on Sunday. Some have often said that if you want to know
what Episcopalians believe, worship with them on a Sunday. This class will meet each Sunday of Lent at 9:15 a.m and continue until 10:15 a.m.
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