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Lenten Study Groups Interest Sign-Up

Use this form to indicate your interest in participating in one of our Lenten Study Groups.

Our study groups will use the book "After You Believe: Why Christian Character Matters" by N. T. Wright. Copies for purchase are available at church or on Amazon.

Groups will begin to meet the week of February 27 and continue once a week for five weeks.

As soon as the locations, days, and times are established, we will be in touch to allow you to find a time and location convenient for you.

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2012 Pancake Supper RSVP

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Pancake Supper
Tuesday, February 21
5:30 to 7:30 pm
Assembly Room, 1st Floor, Parish House

 $5 per person or

$15 max for family

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Mozart Requiem Ticket & Childcare Reservations
All-Night Vigil

All Night Prayer Vigil Sign-Up

From the end of the Maundy Thursday evening worship service, April 5,
until the beginning of the Good Friday Liturgy, April 6.


 

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Why Evil Exists-Redeemer Adult Study Group 2011-12

Meets the 2nd & 4th Tuesday evenings of each month (starts Sept. 13)
at 7:30pm
in the Parish House Library

Why do humans do evil? What is behind “man’s inhumanity to man,” the troubling fact of human actions that produce suffering and destruction? Is it ultimately a spiritual or cosmic problem? Is it a consequence of social systems or power structures? Or it is some inner deficit of human nature, lurking in the shadow world of our psychology? Why, in the end, does evil exist, why do we all sometimes commit evil ourselves, and how can we avoid it?

The Adult Study Group will meet again on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, from 7:00 pm to 8:30 or 9:00 pm in the parish House Library throughout the 2011-12 year. We’ll throw open the gates of hell and think together about evil. We will use the video course, Why Evil Exists, by Charles Matthews, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Religion at the University of Virginia and consultant to the Episcopal House of Bishops. Some of us have evaluated the course, and we know that it is lucid and thought provoking. Each meeting begins with a 30-minute lecture from the course, and then we discuss it. No preparation is necessary. The only rules are that everyone is free to express themselves as much or as little as they like, we are free to change our minds, there can be no charge of heresy, and we will have fun with evil—well at least with talking about it!

We are interested in including new members, and our time together really is fun, interesting, and filled with opportunities for spiritual growth.

Let us know you will join us by submitting the form below.

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Church of the Redeemer - 230 Pennswood Road - Bryn Mawr, PA 19010