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Faith Share
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small group stylefaith communities
Small faith groups meet for both Scripture study and fellowship with other parishioners for deeper conversion and relationship with the Lord. By learning from one another and challenging each other to deeper conversion, these small groups have the beautiful opportunity to take a journey of faith with others.
There are multiple groups and times available - see below!
For more information about our Faith Share groups, contact the parish office at 770-382-4549.
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Life Lessons from James
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THURSDAY EVENINGS
6:30-8:00PM:---James wasn't impressed with talk. He knew that a life of faith was all about actions that revealed a difference in a person's life. For him, it was not that works save the Christian, but that they mark the Christian.
In his letter, he boldly deals with practical issues of faith not bound by culture or place. He shows the importance of living a genuine life of faith. His message is bare-knuckled as he encourages, challenges, and confronts, offering practical words and admonitions to live out our faith.
As you read, study, journal, and discuss the book of James, watch for these key themes that Max will unpack throughout the book: God gives us true wisdom. Satan tempts to break us; God tests to strengthen us. The words we use are powerful and influential. Faith and good deeds go hand in hand.
The Life Lessons with Max Lucado series brings the Bible to life in twelve lessons filled with intriguing questions, inspirational stories, and poignant reflections to take you deeper into God's Word.
We will be meeting every Thursday evening for twelve weeks beginning August 8th.
Please contact Paul Eberhard to register! Email Paul to register here!
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Starts August 8th!
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Starts September 10th!
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The Growth of the mustard seed
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Tuesday mornings after mass
9:45am-11:30am---This curriculum provides a comprehensive exploration of the history and evolution of the Church. Beginning with an introduction featuring lectures by Professor William R. Cook from the State University of New York at Geneseo, the course delves into the initial spread of Christianity following the Crucifixion, highlighting the dispersal of the Apostles, their ministries, and the development of the Four Gospels.
Other topics that will be covered include:- Beginnings of the hermit monks of Egypt
- Transition from Greek Christianity to the Latin Church
- Conversion of Constantine and the rapid growth of the Church
- Councils of Nicaea and other significant councils
- Rise of Islam (630-640 AD)
- Moorish invasion of Iberia (711 AD)
- Rise of Charlemagne (800 AD)
- The Great Schism (1054)
- The Crusades, including the Albigensian Crusade
- Introduction of the Rosary by Saint Dominic
- The Avignon Papacy period of the 14th century
- The Reformation and Counter-Reformation periods
- The Church during the Age of Reason
- The Church’s transformation during the French Revolution
- The Church during the rise of Communism
- The Church in the modern world
We will be meeting every Tuesday Morning after Mass for ten weeks beginning September 10th.
Please contact David Trawinski to register!
EMAIL David TO REGISTER HERE!
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