Paths Up the Mountain: Winter Education Series on Thursdays January 29- February 19 2015
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church winter series begins this Thursday, January 29th
This education series will examine the faith traditions of Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and Christianity from the perspectives of those who practice in these traditions. Presenters will include members of the Inter-Faith Forum in Bozeman who regularly meet to discuss life issues from their respective points of view:
January 29 Rabbi Ed Stafman (Judaism)
February 5 Ruhul and Shadmani Amin (Islam)
February 12 Tom Wells (Buddhism)
February 19 The Rev. David Gunderson (Christianity)
Each program begins at 6:30 pm at St. Andrew’s in Livingston with a light soup supper. The presentations and discussions will begin around 7:00 pm. We will address issues such as human fulfillment, suffering and loss, the basic tenets of each tradition, and the ways in which each of these traditions is commonly misunderstood. It is, of course, our hope that we cultivate an accurate and generous understanding of each other in our diverse and pluralistic world. Please call St. Andrew’s at (406) 222-0222 or visit standrewsepiscopalchurch.org for more information.
Fall Education: “Healing the Heart of a Broken World”, October 9, 2014
Healing the Heart of a Broken World, The Celtic Vision of the Sacred In Everyday Life
Led by The Reverend David Gunderson
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church at 310 West Lewis Thursday Nights October 9, 16, 23, 30 at 7:00 pm
Soup and fellowship beginning at 6:30 pm
I’m Spiritual and Religious: The Search for Meaning in Religious Symbols and Practice
The course will address the ways we might recover—or find for the first time—the meanings in traditional religious symbols and practices. There will be both lecture and discussion, and people of all faith traditions are welcome!
The course will be held at both St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Livingston (310 West Lewis) and at St. John’s in Emigrant (across from the Post Office). Times and dates are:
St. Andrew’s Thursdays (March 13, 20, 27, and April 3) beginning at 7:00 pm
St. John’s Tuesdays (March 25 and April 1, 8) beginning at 6:00 pm.
A light supper of bread and soup will be served at each session. Please call St. Andrew’s office (222-0222) for more information.
