| 1. |
Bible
Study |
| 2. |
Increase
Adult Christian education to strenghtened adults spiritually and
always be near to God. |
| 3. |
Schedule
not stable yet, but willing to begin attending |
| 4. |
political
issues on creation and the new intellectual design concepts as
recentl spoken of in the recent cover story in Time mgazine and
other creationist related topics and family issues. I am a
daughter of a medical doctor and I believe in natural humanistic
approaches to pastoral care and counseling. I think our church
needs more discussions on how to help each other and others who
won't attend church regularly. |
| 5. |
It's
all in the offering - and, we shouldn't apologise for asking the
of the same. This is cost isn't the oblective if enrichment is
the goal. Some things are priceless; as the value of a memory
learned in a lesson. Or, a stitch in time saves nine - I always
loved that. Think of this in the context of lives saved, and,
Salvation becomes the wonderment of things as they unfold. |
| 6. |
Bible
study would be great! |
| 7. |
in-home
small groups |
| 8. |
It
would be a bruden on the children to do adult education.
Furtyhermore there would have to be an apeal to both adults
which is not very likely. |
| 9. |
Some
Bible study classes (interactive) could/should be led by members
rather than clergy. |
| 10. |
Offering
something concurrent w/Children's Sunday school, or other
activity for children might be beneficial. |
| 11. |
HAVING
THE CLAS IN THE PARISH HALL IS A GOOD IDEA. i WOULD LIK TO SEE A
BRUSHUP ON CHURCH HISTORY. |
| 12. |
I
always enjoy all formats of Christian ed. As of late I have been
a back slider. How Christianity related to our modern world. How
to relize the spirit, and when the spirit is calling |
| 13. |
Because
I work on Sundays it is hard for me to attend Sunday classes.
That is why the weekday or Saturday or before the 5:30 service
would be great. |
| 14. |
more
topics such as the Celtic church and comparisons to other world
religions. Bringing topics like the "Feminine in the
Torah" to Sunday adult classes. |
| 15. |
I have
felt that every adult education I have attended was excellent. |
| 16. |
Really
enjoying Rabbi Monty! Sorry to disappoint on
"evangelism," whatever that means. I do invite people
to St. John's if I know they're church-less and would probably
be interested. But to be realistic, introverts make terrible
evangelists. I think the best kind of evangelism is the way you
live your life. |
| 17. |
I would
like very much to have at least one Bible study class (1 Sunday,
1 weekday evening) IF the classes were interactive and I did not
feel that I was being given only one person's perspective. |
| 18. |
Suggest
small groups with guest speakers. |
| 19. |
Wednesday
nights only |
| 20. |
Bible
courses which utilize the latest scholarship. Offer course which
would invite and appeal to unchurched. |
| 21. |
I don't
attend adult Christian Education except for when there are guest
speakers because for the most part I've found them to be pretty
boring. The result of this though has been that I've taught the
children's Sunday School for several years now. But it is also
getting to be difficult considering the lack of children that
show up on a regular basis. |
| 22. |
I
believe interactive "workshops" that apply Christiam
education to every day life are important. Less what would Jesus
do and more what would we do with Jesus' teachings as a guide. |
| 23. |
'Novel
Theology'--reading a modern novel from a theological point of
view. Watching a comtemporary film and discussing it
theologically. Celtic Christianity studies |
| 24. |
Would
love a mid-week opportunity. |
