Hope of Glory Women's Bible Study

Returns September 14, 2023

Lecture: Thursdays - 9:30 am in the Hall Life Center
Small Groups: Monday evening, Tuesday lunchtime, Thursday morning, Zoom 

The Hope of Glory women's Bible study was launched 10 years ago by parishioner Meg Rice. Meg chooses a different book or books of the Bible for each study and gives a weekly talk on Thursday mornings on campus, which is also live-streamed. Participants are encouraged to join a small group to discuss the week's lesson in community with other women. Hope of Glory meets from September - May with a winter break.

Life Lessons from Luke

Many of us are familiar with the verses in the gospel of Luke that announce the birth of Jesus, but did you know he was the only Gentile (non-Jew) writer in the Bible? His stories about Jesus are intimate and eye-opening, but did you know he never met Jesus? Luke is known for his gospel along with Matthew, Mark, and John, but did you know he also wrote the book of Acts, which is a sequel to his gospel?

Luke addresses both his writings to a man named Theophilus. No one really knows who he was but his name in Greek means friend of God or (be)loved by God or loving God. We are beloved by God too. Each week has a message to us on how to navigate the world we live in with the power, grace, and mercy revealed in the life of Jesus Christ. So join us in the study of the gospel of Luke to learn Luke’s Life’s Lessons.

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