MISSION
The adult education programming is designed to provide educational settings that meet the spiritual needs of the members of our diverse congregation; to give the congregation opportunities to deepen and broaden their faith by study of the Bible and the theology of the Presbyterian Church, and to encourage them to apply their understanding to the moral and social issues of contemporary society, as mandated by our denomination.
ADULT CLASSES (Sundays at 10:00 - 10:50 a.m.)
THE ED SELL BIBLE CLASS - SOUTHMINSTER HOUSE
May 5 - Someone to Help - John 5:1-9; led by Fred Barnes
May 12 - Of More Value Than They Knew - Acts 16:16-34; led by Ken White
May 19 - Sound of a Rushing Wind - Acts 2:1-21; led by Elly Fleming
ADULT SEMINAR - Chapel
We will begin April with a continuation of our discussions on the Confessions and look deeper into what Presbyterians believe. These thought-provoking beliefs are sure to inspire great conversation concerning the changing culture we live in.
May 5 - A Threefold Cord is Not Easily Broken: The Promise of Mission Partnerships; led by Ken White
Ken will be sharing his experiences and insights from his most recent trips to South Sudan and South Africa, reflecting on the benefits and opportunities to be found in mission partnerships. While in South Sudan Ken was exploring the possibility of a three way partnership involving Pittsburgh Presbytery, Malawi and South Sudan. Most recently he returned from being pastor in residence and spiritual director for a gathering of Presbyterian Mission Co-Workers on the continent of Africa held in South Africa. It has always been his experience to return from such trips a better pastor and a better person, and he is excited to share his insights.
May 12 - The Confessions and what Presbyterians Believe: God gives new life and is revealed in the Bible; led by Fred Barnes
May 19 - The Confessions and what Presbyterians Believe: We are the church together and serve God with heart and mind; led by Dan Merry
May 19 is the last day of Church School
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