St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church presents

“Being Christian in the 21st Century”

with special guest Marcus Borg

Science, materialism, globalization and religious/political polarization; these are the marks of our modern society. Christianity like the other great faiths of the world has a long history and much tradition. Today in the first decade of a new millennium we as Christians need to think hard about the relevancy of our ancient faith. We must address questions such as:

Are Christianity’s beliefs plausible to the modern mind?

Does the Practice of Christianity make us better human beings?

Does the Practice of Christianity make the World a better place?

Do we need to update our beliefs and/or our practices to  have      a more meaningful dialogue in a pluralistic society?

Please join us at St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church as we explore the topic of “Being Christian in the 21st Century.”

Friday, 2/19/10, 6:15-8:30pm and Saturday, 2/20/10, 8:15-3:30pm

For More Information Call:  865/671-0169

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Practicing the Christian Disciplines

Dick and Geneva Brown are leading a class on the Christian Disciplines which will continue through February 2010.  Using Richard Foster’s book, "Celebration of Discipline" as a resource, the class will focus on the exploration of disciplined spiritual practices, many of which are centuries old, as ways of nurturing our spiritual growth and well-being.  The class meets each Wednesday from 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm in the library. 

St. Elizabeth's Labyrinth

a pathway for prayer and meditation

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