Led by by IPC Members Bill Casey and Lant Davis
Join us for an engaging study of Christian Doctrine by Shirley Guthrie. This classic introduction to Reformed theology has shaped the faith of countless laity, students, and theologians. The book reflects changes in the church and society since its first publication and thoughtfully addresses topics such as gender in the Bible, racism, pluralism, ecology, and liberation theologies. Together on each Wednesday night from 5 - 6 pm, we’ll explore the core tenets of the Christian faith and how they continue to speak to us today.
You're invited to a special Welcome Breakfast on Sunday, September 7 at 9:45 am in the Great Hall during the Sunday school hour. All are welcome to come enjoy breakfast, coffee, and fellowship as we celebrate the first Sunday back on our regular schedule. Whether you're new to IPC or looking to reconnect with your family of faith, this is a wonderful opportunity to gather and begin a new season together. We hope to see you there! Sunday School classes will not meet on September 7 and officially kick off the fall semester on September 14.
Led by Jettye Davis, Veriditas Certified Labyrinth Facilitator
“When you travel, a new silence goes with you, and if you listen you will hear what your heart would love to say.” – John O’Donohue
In this four-week series, September 10 - October 1, Jettye invites you to explore the labyrinth as a spiritual tool for grounding and renewal in chaotic times. Through walking the labyrinth, finger labyrinths, journaling, drawing, and other creative experiences, participants will discover ways to slow down, listen to the inner song of the soul. Let us nurture together our Veriditas, a greening of the soul This holistic journey embraces the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit.
Jettye Davis trained as a Veriditas facilitator with Lauren Artress in Chartres, France, and Kay Mutert in the U.K. She brings a wealth of experience and a deep passion for helping others encounter God’s presence through the labyrinth.
If you would like to join us for dinner in the Great Hall at 5:30 pm, place your order by noon the Tuesday before the class.
This four-week series, October 8 - 29, will serve as a preview of our upcoming Focus on Faith weekend (November 1-3) with Dr. Mark Labberton. Together we will study his book, The Dangerous Act of Worship: Living God’s Call to Justice, in which he describes the disconnection he sees between worship and justice in today’s church. Dr. Labberton challenges us to rediscover worship that not only transforms our hearts but also moves us to act on behalf of the poor, the oppressed, and the forgotten.
If you would like to join us for dinner in the Great Hall at 5:30 pm, place your order by noon the Tuesday before the class.
