Join us on Thursday Mornings at 9:30 AM in the Parish Hall for engaging discussions, bible studies and exploration into theology and spirituality.
We all share in choosing which books and subject matter we wish to study.
Currently we are meeting via zoom so please contact Suzanne at christianed@gracekeswick.org if you would like to join us!
We all share in choosing which books and subject matter we wish to study.
Currently we are meeting via zoom so please contact Suzanne at christianed@gracekeswick.org if you would like to join us!
2023 Winter/Spring Schedule
January
19th Introduction
26th Chapter 1 and 2
February
2nd- Chapter 2 and 3
9th- Chapter 3 and 4
16th- Chapter 4 and 5
23rd- Chapter 5 and 6
March
2nd-Chapter 6 and 7
9th- Chapter 7 and 8
16th- Chapter 8 and 9
23rd- Chapter 9 and 10
30th Chapter 10 and 11
April
6th- Chapter 11 and 12
13th Chapter 12 and 13
20th Chapter 13
27th make up chapters
19th Introduction
26th Chapter 1 and 2
February
2nd- Chapter 2 and 3
9th- Chapter 3 and 4
16th- Chapter 4 and 5
23rd- Chapter 5 and 6
March
2nd-Chapter 6 and 7
9th- Chapter 7 and 8
16th- Chapter 8 and 9
23rd- Chapter 9 and 10
30th Chapter 10 and 11
April
6th- Chapter 11 and 12
13th Chapter 12 and 13
20th Chapter 13
27th make up chapters
Starting this January Women's Study Group will be discussing Giddy Up Eunice by Sophie Hudson
It’s easy for women to focus on what seems to separate us: differences in age, parenting styles, career goals, or maybe even core beliefs about whether leggings can adequately serve as pants (the struggle is real, y’all). The reality, though, is that we have far more in common than we realize, and since Scripture shows us the blessing of friendships across generations, it’s high time we step out of our same-age, same-stage silos. Life is so much better that way.
Sophie Hudson, in the delightfully quirky Southern style her readers have come to know and love, sends out a rallying cry for women everywhere to open our eyes and see the people God has put in our lives—whether they’re behind us, beside us, or in front of us. It is such a gift to love one another, walk with one another, and soak up the blessings that flow across all generations.
Saddle up, sister. This is going to be fun.
It’s easy for women to focus on what seems to separate us: differences in age, parenting styles, career goals, or maybe even core beliefs about whether leggings can adequately serve as pants (the struggle is real, y’all). The reality, though, is that we have far more in common than we realize, and since Scripture shows us the blessing of friendships across generations, it’s high time we step out of our same-age, same-stage silos. Life is so much better that way.
Sophie Hudson, in the delightfully quirky Southern style her readers have come to know and love, sends out a rallying cry for women everywhere to open our eyes and see the people God has put in our lives—whether they’re behind us, beside us, or in front of us. It is such a gift to love one another, walk with one another, and soak up the blessings that flow across all generations.
Saddle up, sister. This is going to be fun.
Past Studies:
Journeys with Celtic Christians by Rodney Newman.
Prayer in the Night by Tish Harrison Warren
Love is the Way by Bishop Curry
Holy Envy by Barbara Brown Taylor
The Gift of Years by Joan Chittester
The Grace of Les Miserables by Matt Rawle
The Universal Christ by Richard Rohr
In God's Holy Light Wisdom from the Desert Monastics by Joan Chittister
A Simple Path to a Deeper Spiritual Life By: Becca Stevens
Friedman's Fables by Edwin H. Friedman
The Screwtape Letters by C.S Lewis
Having a Mary Spirit: Allowing God to Change Us from the Inside Out by Joanna Weaver
We studied the Gospel of Mary since July 1st and ended on September 23rd. Following are suggestions for reading on the topic” The Gospels of Mary: The Secret tradition of Mary Magdalene the companion of Jesus by Marvin Meyer AND The Meaning of Mary Magdalene: Discovering the Woman at the Heart of Christianity by Cynthia Bourgeault.
Here are further reading you might find interesting:
The Gospels of Mary by Marvin Meyer
The Gospel of Mary of Magdala: Jesus and the first woman apostle by Karen L. King
Lost Scripture: Books that Did Not Make it into the New Testament by Bart D. Ehrman
The Gospel of Thomas: Unearthing the Lost Words of Jesus by John Dart & Ray Riegert
Check out this video on YouTube – Shalem Institute Talks with Cynthia Bourgeault
Prayer in the Night by Tish Harrison Warren
Love is the Way by Bishop Curry
Holy Envy by Barbara Brown Taylor
The Gift of Years by Joan Chittester
The Grace of Les Miserables by Matt Rawle
The Universal Christ by Richard Rohr
In God's Holy Light Wisdom from the Desert Monastics by Joan Chittister
A Simple Path to a Deeper Spiritual Life By: Becca Stevens
Friedman's Fables by Edwin H. Friedman
The Screwtape Letters by C.S Lewis
Having a Mary Spirit: Allowing God to Change Us from the Inside Out by Joanna Weaver
We studied the Gospel of Mary since July 1st and ended on September 23rd. Following are suggestions for reading on the topic” The Gospels of Mary: The Secret tradition of Mary Magdalene the companion of Jesus by Marvin Meyer AND The Meaning of Mary Magdalene: Discovering the Woman at the Heart of Christianity by Cynthia Bourgeault.
Here are further reading you might find interesting:
The Gospels of Mary by Marvin Meyer
The Gospel of Mary of Magdala: Jesus and the first woman apostle by Karen L. King
Lost Scripture: Books that Did Not Make it into the New Testament by Bart D. Ehrman
The Gospel of Thomas: Unearthing the Lost Words of Jesus by John Dart & Ray Riegert
Check out this video on YouTube – Shalem Institute Talks with Cynthia Bourgeault
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