This 6-part series will facilitate discussion about the parables of Jesus drawing from Short Stories of Jesus, a book by Amy-Jill Levine, professor of New Testament at Vanderbilt. The book is available at Christ Church or at other booksellers (both in print and digital format). Each session will focus on a different parable and will begin with a short video introduction from Professor Levine. If you want to receive the weekly update on this series, add your name to the class mailing list.

This 6-part series will facilitate discussion about the parables of Jesus drawing from Short Stories of Jesus, a book by Amy-Jill Levine, professor of New Testament at Vanderbilt. The book is available at Christ Church or at other booksellers (both in print and digital format). Each session will focus on a different parable and will begin with a short video introduction from Professor Levine. If you want to receive the weekly update on this series, add your name to the class mailing list.

This 6-part series will facilitate discussion about the parables of Jesus drawing from Short Stories of Jesus, a book by Amy-Jill Levine, professor of New Testament at Vanderbilt. The book is available at Christ Church or at other booksellers (both in print and digital format). Each session will focus on a different parable and will begin with a short video introduction from Professor Levine. If you want to receive the weekly update on this series, add your name to the class mailing list.

This 6-part series will facilitate discussion about the parables of Jesus drawing from Short Stories of Jesus, a book by Amy-Jill Levine, professor of New Testament at Vanderbilt. The book is available at Christ Church or at other booksellers (both in print and digital format). Each session will focus on a different parable and will begin with a short video introduction from Professor Levine. If you want to receive the weekly update on this series, add your name to the class mailing list.

This 6-part series will facilitate discussion about the parables of Jesus drawing from Short Stories of Jesus, a book by Amy-Jill Levine, professor of New Testament at Vanderbilt. The book is available at Christ Church or at other booksellers (both in print and digital format). Each session will focus on a different parable and will begin with a short video introduction from Professor Levine. If you want to receive the weekly update on this series, add your name to the class mailing list.

This 6-part series will facilitate discussion about the parables of Jesus drawing from Short Stories of Jesus, a book by Amy-Jill Levine, professor of New Testament at Vanderbilt. The book is available at Christ Church or at other booksellers (both in print and digital format). Each session will focus on a different parable and will begin with a short video introduction from Professor Levine. If you want to receive the weekly update on this series, add your name to the class mailing list.

Episcopal 101 is designed as a way to introduce people to the core belief and traditions of the Episcopal Church. It is great for people new to the faith and as a reminder for those who have been Episcopalians for a long time. The course will be held in Crispell Lounge after the 10am service.

Episcopal 101 is designed as a way to introduce people to the core belief and traditions of the Episcopal Church. It is great for people new to the faith and as a reminder for those who have been Episcopalians for a long time. The course will be held in Crispell Lounge after the 10am service.

Episcopal 101 is designed as a way to introduce people to the core belief and traditions of the Episcopal Church. It is great for people new to the faith and as a reminder for those who have been Episcopalians for a long time. The course will be held in Crispell Lounge after the 10am service.

Fr. Kurt Gerhard is leading a five-part adult short series exploring the following phrases. While these clichés are supposed to make us feel better, or less uncomfortable, often they do the opposite and leave us doubting our faith. The Bible and our faith are too complex to boil down into one-liners and soundbites. Join us directly following the 9am summer services on the following Sundays:

June 19th - “Everything happens for a reason”

June 26th - “God doesn’t give us more than we can handle”

July 17th - “Love the sinner, hate the sin”

July 24th - “God helps those who help themselves”

July 31st - “But for the grace of God, go I”

Note: Each class is a standalone session. Feel free to pop in to one or to all!

Fr. Kurt Gerhard is leading a five-part adult short series exploring the following phrases. While these clichés are supposed to make us feel better, or less uncomfortable, often they do the opposite and leave us doubting our faith. The Bible and our faith are too complex to boil down into one-liners and soundbites. Join us directly following the 9am summer services on the following Sundays:

June 19th - “Everything happens for a reason”

June 26th - “God doesn’t give us more than we can handle”

July 17th - “Love the sinner, hate the sin”

July 24th - “God helps those who help themselves”

July 31st - “But for the grace of God, go I”

Note: Each class is a standalone session. Feel free to pop in to one or to all!

Fr. Kurt Gerhard is leading a five-part adult short series exploring the following phrases. While these clichés are supposed to make us feel better, or less uncomfortable, often they do the opposite and leave us doubting our faith. The Bible and our faith are too complex to boil down into one-liners and soundbites. Join us directly following the 9am summer services on the following Sundays:

June 19th - “Everything happens for a reason”

June 26th - “God doesn’t give us more than we can handle”

July 17th - “Love the sinner, hate the sin”

July 24th - “God helps those who help themselves”

July 31st - “But for the grace of God, go I”

Note: Each class is a standalone session. Feel free to pop in to one or to all!

Fr. Kurt Gerhard is leading a five-part adult short series exploring the following phrases. While these clichés are supposed to make us feel better, or less uncomfortable, often they do the opposite and leave us doubting our faith. The Bible and our faith are too complex to boil down into one-liners and soundbites. Join us directly following the 9am summer services on the following Sundays:

June 19th - “Everything happens for a reason”

June 26th - “God doesn’t give us more than we can handle”

July 17th - “Love the sinner, hate the sin”

July 24th - “God helps those who help themselves”

July 31st - “But for the grace of God, go I”

Note: Each class is a standalone session. Feel free to pop in to one or to all!