Events

Deacons will be selling Butterbraids each Sunday in October!  (Order forms are also in your October issue of News & Views and on information tables around the church.)

Delivery date is November 8, from 5:30-8 pm.

Flavors and prices: $14 - Apple, Blueberry and Cream Cheese, Carmel Roll, Cream Cheese, Cherry, Raspberry, Cinnamon, Strawberry and Cream Cheese. $15 – Double Chocolate, and Four Cheese and Herb. New Item: Wooden Spoon Cookie Dough! Flavors and prices $15 – Candy Delight, Cranberry Oatmeal Medley, Peanut Butter Perfection, Snickerdoodle, Sweet Macadamia Nut. 

Proceeds will benefit Deacon projects, such as School 55 and Clothe-a-Child.

On October Sunday mornings at 10 am in the Board Room, we will be commemorating events that began five hundred years ago in Europe. On October 31 in 1517, Martin Luther posted his Ninety-Five Theses on the door of the Wittenberg Cathedral. This event has traditionally been seen as launching the Protestant Reformation. Discover what brought about Luther’s distaste for many of the Roman Catholic traditions of his day. Led by the Rev. Dr. Jim Montgomery, this class will allow individuals to understand why the Reformation happened, what it was really about, and its influence on us as 21st century Presbyterians. The class will use a brief book by Martin Marty entitled "October 31, 1517: Martin Luther and the Day that Changed the World."

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

Deacons will be selling Butterbraids each Sunday in October!  (Order forms are also in your October issue of News & Views and on information tables around the church.)

Delivery date is November 8, from 5:30-8 pm.

Flavors and prices: $14 - Apple, Blueberry and Cream Cheese, Carmel Roll, Cream Cheese, Cherry, Raspberry, Cinnamon, Strawberry and Cream Cheese. $15 – Double Chocolate, and Four Cheese and Herb. New Item: Wooden Spoon Cookie Dough! Flavors and prices $15 – Candy Delight, Cranberry Oatmeal Medley, Peanut Butter Perfection, Snickerdoodle, Sweet Macadamia Nut. 

Proceeds will benefit Deacon projects, such as School 55 and Clothe-a-Child.

On October Sunday mornings at 10 am in the Board Room, we will be commemorating events that began five hundred years ago in Europe. On October 31 in 1517, Martin Luther posted his Ninety-Five Theses on the door of the Wittenberg Cathedral. This event has traditionally been seen as launching the Protestant Reformation. Discover what brought about Luther’s distaste for many of the Roman Catholic traditions of his day. Led by the Rev. Dr. Jim Montgomery, this class will allow individuals to understand why the Reformation happened, what it was really about, and its influence on us as 21st century Presbyterians. The class will use a brief book by Martin Marty entitled "October 31, 1517: Martin Luther and the Day that Changed the World."

Join us for the fun on October 29 from 4 to 5 pm in the south parking lot. (If you are bringing a car / volunteering, please plan to arrive between 3 and 3:30 pm). The whole community is invited!  This is a safe place for your kids to Trick-or-Treat.

We'll need helpers to bring decorated cars, and costumed folks to hand out candy. 

After the event, volunteers can go someplace close to grab a bit to eat together if they wish.

Candy donations for Trunk or Treat will be collected in the Gathering Place during the month of October.

Contact Liz Neterval with questions.

Sign up to help:  http://bit.ly/NPC2017TOT   by October 26th.

The Soul of Aging is a six-week series that addresses the spiritual dimensions of aging.

Eleanor Roosevelt said, "Beautiful young are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art."  In The Soul of Aging, we will creatively approach "the art" of aging intentionally and the many soulful invitations our maturing years offer us. 

We will have the opportunity to consider topics such as: unfinished business, managing regret, leaving a legacy, exploring our limits, and thinking about death.  The process invites us to listen to our own soul and the soul of others with great respect, deep listening and radical acceptance.  In that place of quietness and authenticity, we hear the Spirit's voice speaking to us and through us.

The first session will be an introduction to the method, based on the Circle of Trust approach of the Courage & Renewal movement.  Participants may decide whether to commit to the next five sessions.

Dates:  October 31, November 7, 14, 28, December 5, & 12
Time:   10:30 AM -12 PM

Pastor Charlotte will lead this program at Faith (8170 Hague Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46256), inviting people from Northminster and Irvington Presbyterian Churches. In the new year, we will hold a Saturday morning class, suitable for those who are still working and looking toward the future, and open registration to the community. 

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

2017 Spirit and Place
Northminster will, once again, host an event as part of the annual Spirit
and Place Festival. On Saturday, November 4, from 2-4 p.m., we will join with partner organizations – the Kheprw Institute, Indy10 Black Lives Matter, and Indy SURJ (Stand Up for Racial Justice) to offer “An Outrage: Using the Power of Social Justice for Change.” We will watch together the film, “An Outrage,” a documentary about lynching and systemic racism in America and then engage in a community conversation about changing the legacy of violence and power against people of color. Join us in Calvin Hall for this provocative and enlightening event! Please register here.

The Soul of Aging is a six-week series that addresses the spiritual dimensions of aging.

Eleanor Roosevelt said, "Beautiful young are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art."  In The Soul of Aging, we will creatively approach "the art" of aging intentionally and the many soulful invitations our maturing years offer us. 

We will have the opportunity to consider topics such as: unfinished business, managing regret, leaving a legacy, exploring our limits, and thinking about death.  The process invites us to listen to our own soul and the soul of others with great respect, deep listening and radical acceptance.  In that place of quietness and authenticity, we hear the Spirit's voice speaking to us and through us.

The first session will be an introduction to the method, based on the Circle of Trust approach of the Courage & Renewal movement.  Participants may decide whether to commit to the next five sessions.

Dates:  October 31, November 7, 14, 28, December 5, & 12
Time:   10:30 AM -12 PM

Pastor Charlotte will lead this program at Faith (8170 Hague Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46256), inviting people from Northminster and Irvington Presbyterian Churches. In the new year, we will hold a Saturday morning class, suitable for those who are still working and looking toward the future, and open registration to the community. 

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

Nov. 9, 10 am, at Irvington Presbyterian Church
Come enjoy our guest speaker, Richard Gunderman. It is remarkable how little many Hoosiers know about the history of our state and its amazing people. Some of the greatest athletes, composers, entertainers, entrepreneurs, innovators, leaders, musicians, philanthropists, politicians, preachers, public servants, scientists, teachers and writers in U.S. history were nurtured by this soil. Yet too many Hoosiers have no idea that they share an Indiana connection. Richard Gunderman is Chancellor's Professor in the Schools of Medicine, Liberal Arts, and Philanthropy at Indiana University. Please RSVP by Nov. 7th to 317-356-7225.

The Soul of Aging is a six-week series that addresses the spiritual dimensions of aging.

Eleanor Roosevelt said, "Beautiful young are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art."  In The Soul of Aging, we will creatively approach "the art" of aging intentionally and the many soulful invitations our maturing years offer us. 

We will have the opportunity to consider topics such as: unfinished business, managing regret, leaving a legacy, exploring our limits, and thinking about death.  The process invites us to listen to our own soul and the soul of others with great respect, deep listening and radical acceptance.  In that place of quietness and authenticity, we hear the Spirit's voice speaking to us and through us.

The first session will be an introduction to the method, based on the Circle of Trust approach of the Courage & Renewal movement.  Participants may decide whether to commit to the next five sessions.

Dates:  October 31, November 7, 14, 28, December 5, & 12
Time:   10:30 AM -12 PM

Pastor Charlotte will lead this program at Faith (8170 Hague Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46256), inviting people from Northminster and Irvington Presbyterian Churches. In the new year, we will hold a Saturday morning class, suitable for those who are still working and looking toward the future, and open registration to the community. 

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

On Friday, November 17, NorthStars will travel to the Great American Songbook at the Paladium in Carmel.

The Great American Songbook is a concept, an archive, a library and someday, a museum. The staff is actively collecting American music – sheet music, scores, records, discs, films, videos – published from 1900 to the early 1960’s. Included, but not limited to, are composers George Gershwin and Cole Porter, jazz artists Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, pop singers Frank Sinatra and Pegge Lee, and iconic musicals from the forties and fifties such as “South Pacific” and “My Fair Lady.” Elvis, this is not.

The NorthStars will be attending a program featuring the career and music of Meredith Wilson, best known for “Music Man” and “The Unsinkable Molly Brown.” An archivist will speak, and participants will have an opportunity to listen to and view artists on their own. The program is free, but donation are welcome.

The church bus will leave Northminster at 9:15 am, go the Paladium, and afterward, adjourn to a nearby restaurant for lunch. We plan to return to Northminster by 2 pm. For reservations and more information, call Lowell and Pennie Lumley (317-549-2864) or Eileen Alsop (317-255-3248).

The Soul of Aging is a six-week series that addresses the spiritual dimensions of aging.

Eleanor Roosevelt said, "Beautiful young are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art."  In The Soul of Aging, we will creatively approach "the art" of aging intentionally and the many soulful invitations our maturing years offer us. 

We will have the opportunity to consider topics such as: unfinished business, managing regret, leaving a legacy, exploring our limits, and thinking about death.  The process invites us to listen to our own soul and the soul of others with great respect, deep listening and radical acceptance.  In that place of quietness and authenticity, we hear the Spirit's voice speaking to us and through us.

The first session will be an introduction to the method, based on the Circle of Trust approach of the Courage & Renewal movement.  Participants may decide whether to commit to the next five sessions.

Dates:  October 31, November 7, 14, 28, December 5, & 12
Time:   10:30 AM -12 PM

Pastor Charlotte will lead this program at Faith (8170 Hague Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46256), inviting people from Northminster and Irvington Presbyterian Churches. In the new year, we will hold a Saturday morning class, suitable for those who are still working and looking toward the future, and open registration to the community. 

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

“When I have a terrible need of – dare I say, religion? – then I go outside at night and paint the stars.” - Vincent Van Gogh.

Celebrating the communion of science and faith, the 4th Sunday Adult education class will use the video series and discussion entitled, Painting the Stars. It explores the promise of evolutionary Christian spirituality.

Join the discussion at 10 am on November 26, downstairs in the Board Room.

Contact Associate Pastor Ruth Moore with questions.

The Soul of Aging is a six-week series that addresses the spiritual dimensions of aging.

Eleanor Roosevelt said, "Beautiful young are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art."  In The Soul of Aging, we will creatively approach "the art" of aging intentionally and the many soulful invitations our maturing years offer us. 

We will have the opportunity to consider topics such as: unfinished business, managing regret, leaving a legacy, exploring our limits, and thinking about death.  The process invites us to listen to our own soul and the soul of others with great respect, deep listening and radical acceptance.  In that place of quietness and authenticity, we hear the Spirit's voice speaking to us and through us.

The first session will be an introduction to the method, based on the Circle of Trust approach of the Courage & Renewal movement.  Participants may decide whether to commit to the next five sessions.

Dates:  October 31, November 7, 14, 28, December 5, & 12
Time:   10:30 AM -12 PM

Pastor Charlotte will lead this program at Faith (8170 Hague Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46256), inviting people from Northminster and Irvington Presbyterian Churches. In the new year, we will hold a Saturday morning class, suitable for those who are still working and looking toward the future, and open registration to the community. 

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

The Soul of Aging is a six-week series that addresses the spiritual dimensions of aging.

Eleanor Roosevelt said, "Beautiful young are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art."  In The Soul of Aging, we will creatively approach "the art" of aging intentionally and the many soulful invitations our maturing years offer us. 

We will have the opportunity to consider topics such as: unfinished business, managing regret, leaving a legacy, exploring our limits, and thinking about death.  The process invites us to listen to our own soul and the soul of others with great respect, deep listening and radical acceptance.  In that place of quietness and authenticity, we hear the Spirit's voice speaking to us and through us.

The first session will be an introduction to the method, based on the Circle of Trust approach of the Courage & Renewal movement.  Participants may decide whether to commit to the next five sessions.

Dates:  October 31, November 7, 14, 28, December 5, & 12
Time:   10:30 AM -12 PM

Pastor Charlotte will lead this program at Faith (8170 Hague Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46256), inviting people from Northminster and Irvington Presbyterian Churches. In the new year, we will hold a Saturday morning class, suitable for those who are still working and looking toward the future, and open registration to the community. 

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

The Soul of Aging is a six-week series that addresses the spiritual dimensions of aging.

Eleanor Roosevelt said, "Beautiful young are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art."  In The Soul of Aging, we will creatively approach "the art" of aging intentionally and the many soulful invitations our maturing years offer us. 

We will have the opportunity to consider topics such as: unfinished business, managing regret, leaving a legacy, exploring our limits, and thinking about death.  The process invites us to listen to our own soul and the soul of others with great respect, deep listening and radical acceptance.  In that place of quietness and authenticity, we hear the Spirit's voice speaking to us and through us.

The first session will be an introduction to the method, based on the Circle of Trust approach of the Courage & Renewal movement.  Participants may decide whether to commit to the next five sessions.

Dates:  October 31, November 7, 14, 28, December 5, & 12
Time:   10:30 AM -12 PM

Pastor Charlotte will lead this program at Faith (8170 Hague Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46256), inviting people from Northminster and Irvington Presbyterian Churches. In the new year, we will hold a Saturday morning class, suitable for those who are still working and looking toward the future, and open registration to the community. 

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

Pokagon is a state park in northern Indiana. Northminster secures rooms in the historic lodge for a weekend in January, every other year. This is a great time for singles and families to play, hike, read, relax, ride the toboggan, and spend time with Northminster members and friends.

We have access to the lodge on Friday, January 19, through Sunday, January 21 (two evenings). More specific information will be available soon, particularly the cost and deadline, but we wanted to get the dates to you now in hopes you'll plan to attend.

Register online by December 1st.  We have 20 rooms reserved on a first-come-first-served basis, so don't delay! (Payments are non-refundable.)

John Wright is the contact person this year so if you have any questions, contact him at or call 317-251-9489 ext. 20. 

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald:

We Make the Road by Walking: Wednesday Night Bible Study for 2017-2018
Have you signed up? Have you purchased your book? This study will continue through Wednesday, April 18, 2018, from 6:00 – 7:15 each week. We’ll study “We Make the Road by Walking” by Brian McLaren, a year-long quest for spiritual formation, reorientation and activation. Each chapter begins with 2 or 3 Scripture passages which we will consider in relationship to McLaren’s narrative. While the text does not move systematically through the Bible, we will explore a wide expanse of the Biblical narrative in our study.

Primary leadership will be provided by Parish Associate Carol McDonald: