We, the “Voices” Sunday School Class, are a multi-generational, open-minded and informal gathering of people who come together to develop and grow in our Christian walks by exploring what it means to live a Christian life in our world today.
We do so by engaging in and actively sharing in weekly class discussions on thought-provoking issues and topics. At times, we explore contemporary issues, and at other times we focus on deepening our understanding of our Christian faith. To this end, we use a variety of sources including books, articles, and DVD series featuring major theologians and/or religious historians of our day. Our approach is inclusive and non-traditional. Ultimately, we believe that Jesus calls us to care for our neighbors through action.
Currently, we are studying Living the Questions: The Wisdom of Progressive Christianity by David M. Felten and Jeff Procter-Murphy (2012 ed.). Based on a series of interviews with top Biblical scholars and church leaders, this is a study for those who are looking for a faith conversation about Scripture that encourages questions and open dialogue, as opposed to belief in absolute certainties. It is a study for those who are seeking to peel away the layers of long-held religious assumptions to reach a deeper understanding of a faith that is dynamic and alive.
If you think this is a class that might interest you, we would love to have you join us. College students are welcome!