Senior University is March 10, 2010

Senior University 2010 March 10, 2010 In community with St. Paul’s Episcopal, Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, St Luke’s United Methodist, Northside New Era Baptist Church and Northminster Church, we will consider “The Sacred Bridge: Our neighbor’s experience with Worship and Music.” Our own John Wright, Director of Music Ministries will be participating as will the music ministry folks from the other congregations. We will study and worship together. Senior University will be held at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 6050 N. Meridian St. Cost: $12.50 for lunch. Reservations: Your check may be mailed to Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, 6501 N. Meridian St. 46260 or you may charge by phoning IHC at 255-6647. More information:

2nd Annual Bible Bowl & BBQ     Sunday, February 28, following the 11 am service

Lunch will precede the competition and be served in Calvin Hall.  BBQ sandwiches will be provided, and we ask that everyone bring a dish to share.  If your last name begins with A-P please bring a salad, and if your last name begins with Q-Z please bring a dessert.  The Bible Bowl will follow lunch in The Gathering Place.  Come and compete for the Second Annual Bible Bowl Trophy!

Sermon Reflections

Want more information on the sermon topic? Have questions about the sermon or scripture? Join our pastors as they discuss the sermon delivered in worship.

                               February 14--Pastor Ruth Moore 

They Were There....   February 21 & 28

Who witnessed the crucifixion?  Who was with Jesus in the last hours of his life?  Discuss the trial and crucifixion of Jesus from different perspectives of those who were there.

One Month to Live   February 21 & 28, March 7, 21, & 28

What if you only had one month to live?  What changes would you make in your life?  This class, based on the New York Times best-seller, discusses how to face our own mortality and life life to the absolute fullest.

Faith Learning Initiative at CTS!

Check out the newest Christian Theological Seminary Faith Learning Initiative for the April – May 2010 semester at http://www.cts.edu/events Learners can read the latest Dan Brown novel with a church historian or the book of Genesis with a local rabbi. They can learn to answer their kids’ questions about people of different religions, practice prayer, or consider issues in the criminal justice system with local experts. There’s a little something for everyone this semester.