E 100

WHAT IS IT? This is a way to discover the big story contained in the Bible - 50 stories from the Old Testament and 50 from the New Testament.

HOW DOES IT WORK? I have just found the Story of Joseph from Genesis a really good read.
Each story is unfolded in 5 pages, with a piece transporting the text into our values and how to apply them to our lives. There are prayers to follow up the themes. I am now on to Moses

HOW IS IT DIFFERENT? One of the joys of this study book is that there is no pressure to keep up; it will always be there for you. You may chart your progress with a punch out card if you wish.

WHERE CAN I LOOK AT E 100? At the Parish Office

Enjoy, Liz Sandell.

PS If anyone finds that they would like to join with one or two others to share some of the challenges found in these readings, please talk to me.

Living The Questions

Living The Questions is a short term weekly programme where participants are invited to explore the questions they are asking about:
How do we live in today’s world as Christians?
Is Christianity a way forward in the 21st Century?
Does Christianity have relevance in the complex world we live in?

This series of Living The Questions has been bought by the Parish to support those wanting to explore their faith more deeply, wanting to meet others and discuss issues of importance beyond materialism, consumerism, and the impact of capitalism. It is also for people whose faith can be nurtured more when in dialogue with others.

A Study Group meets following the 10.00am service on Thursdays at St Andrew's. We enjoy fellowship over morning tea and the study lasts for about an hour. The subjects range from Bible studies and religions of the world to change in the church in the 21st century. The subjects generate plenty of comment and sharing from the group.

Check the Pauatahanui News for up-to-date information about Study Groups.