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The Foundations Program is at the center of adult formation at St. Paul’s. Taught quarterly by a clergy and lay team, the Foundations Program focuses on formation in the basic areas of Christian life and practice in an Anglo-Catholic Episcopal faith tradition. New members and long-time members alike participate in sessions that include didactic material, individual work and small group exercises and discussions.

Upcoming Session

Anglo-Catholic Identity
and Practice

Wednesday evenings from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
May 28, June 4 and 11, 2008

This, our next Foundations course, will repeat a course we have offered before in Anglo-Catholic identity and practice. The course will consist of readings, presentations and exercises together to deepen our own sense of connection to our Anglo-Catholic heritage and to explore what it means to practice this particular expression of Christianity.

Suggested donation for materials $10.00.

Sign up sheets are in the parish hall, in the church office and in the entryway.

Previous Foundations Courses have included:

How Can I Forgive?
Forgiveness and its Place
in Spiritual Life
Re-Pitching the Tent: Holy Spaces as Formative
of the People of God and the People of St. Paul’s.
Sacramental Living:
The Re-enchantment of Everyday Life
Holy Living And Holy Dying
Shaping a Listening Parish:
Communication & Group Skills in Community