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Adult Education Schedule
Study Classes for August and September 2010:
- Classes meet at 11:15 a.m. Sunday morning.
- Nursery care is available during the hour.
Aug. 1 and 15 - Conclusion of Summer Lecture Series: American Landmarks of Faith
This beautiful, historical series explores America's rich tapestry of religious beliefs by visiting those places where these faiths took root and grew. Discover how each place has made a significant contribution to America's past and present. Each class is self-contained; join us when you are in town.
Aug 1 - Methodist Camp Meetings
Aug 15 - Heritage of African-American Worship
Aug. 8 - StoneWorks presents: Stop Torture, with Gerald Grey
Aug. 22 - All-church Picnic, no Adult Study class
Aug. 29 - Dan Henry: John Muir and the Conversion of America's Last Untamed Tribe
When America's greatest naturalist, John Muir, went to Alaska in 1879, he visited the "most warlike Indians" remaining on the continent. His short, simple sermon proved to be the linchpin in the conversion of the Chilkat Tlingits to Christianity. The momentous meeting transformed Muir's view of Native Americans, and forever altered Chilkat culture.
(Ken Henry's brother, Dr. Daniel Lee Henry, is a Frontier Rhetorician, an honored writer, and founder of the Alaska Native Oratory Society.)
Sept. 5 - Labor Day Weekend, no Adult Study class
Sept. 12 - Raising Resilient Children in a Stressful World
Parents need fine-tuned stress management skills to be able to successfully guide children through the rough waters of childhood and into their adult lives. Dawn Charron Predium will discuss techniques to support your children in learning appropriate and healthy coping skills to survive in today's hectic world.
Sept. 19 - Endowment Education
You can influence Stone Church's ministry.
Sept. 26 and Oct. 3 - The Historic Jesus and His Resurrection, a Postmodern Perspective
Tom Sheenan, Professor of Religion at Stanford University, presents an unusual (and perhaps controversial) postmodern approach to understanding the historic Jesus and His resurrection.
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