SMALL GROUPS
Erdos Bible STudy
In church we often talk about how the Bible helps us find direction for our lives. And equally often, we don’t know where to look to find that direction. Jesus happens to fill that gap. In three chapters of St Matthew’s Gospel [5,6,7] in a conversation with his disciples we call, “The Sermon on the Mount,” Jesus talks about God’s vision for the world and how we fit into it.
Beginning Wednesday, October 13 at 7:30 pm Pastor Erdos will host a study and conversation focused on Jesus’s teachings from the Sermon on the Mount to his disciples about life and a vision for God’s world. We will use Amy-Jill Levine’s Sermon on the Mount: A Beginner’s Guide to the Kingdom of Heaven as our guide in the conversation.
This will be a Zoom class, so you and any friends can join us from anywhere you happen to be! To get the Zoom link, please email Pastor Erdos at gerdos@trinityenglish.org
Beginning Wednesday, October 13 at 7:30 pm Pastor Erdos will host a study and conversation focused on Jesus’s teachings from the Sermon on the Mount to his disciples about life and a vision for God’s world. We will use Amy-Jill Levine’s Sermon on the Mount: A Beginner’s Guide to the Kingdom of Heaven as our guide in the conversation.
This will be a Zoom class, so you and any friends can join us from anywhere you happen to be! To get the Zoom link, please email Pastor Erdos at gerdos@trinityenglish.org
David Bible Study
Vicar Hannah Hawkinson invites you to join her for a Bible study on the story of David, Jonathan, and Saul throughout the months of October and November! We will meet on Zoom on Tuesday evenings at 7:00. Our community is friendly and our conversation rich, and we would love to have you join us! No preparation is required ahead of time, and all are welcome! For more information and to register, e-mail Vicar Hannah at hhawkinson@trinityenglish.org or call the front desk at (260) 426-3424.
Notes from the Journey
What’s your story? How is God's story at work in you? How can we encourage each other along the way? Trinity English's video director, Joe Collins, invites you to a 6-week small group to dive into these questions through reflection, conversation, and fellowship.
We will meet on Thursday nights in Trinity English's Fireside Room from 6:00-7:30 from October 14 through November 18. The only requirements are an open heart and a willingness to allow stories and questions to flow. This is a judgment-free space. We’ll have coffee and tea, paper and pens, and a relaxed atmosphere. You can also bring a journal. To learn more or sign up, contact Joe Collins at (260) 437-5137.
We will meet on Thursday nights in Trinity English's Fireside Room from 6:00-7:30 from October 14 through November 18. The only requirements are an open heart and a willingness to allow stories and questions to flow. This is a judgment-free space. We’ll have coffee and tea, paper and pens, and a relaxed atmosphere. You can also bring a journal. To learn more or sign up, contact Joe Collins at (260) 437-5137.
Book Group
Calling all readers! Vicar Hannah invites you to join the Trinity English Book Group this fall! On the third Monday of each month, we meet at 7:00 on Zoom for fellowship and discussion. Our next gathering will be on Monday, October 18th, when we will discuss Abraham Joshua Heschel's "The Sabbath," a classic of Jewish spirituality by one of the most important and well respected religious leaders of the twentieth century. All are welcome! To learn more and to register, e-mail Vicar Hannah at hhawkinson@trinityenglish.org or call the front desk at (260) 426-3424.
Monday Morning bible Study
The Monday Morning Bible study is studying the Attributes of God. This is a highly interactive group of men and women, about 15 strong. We meet in the Seeds of Faith Conference Room at Trinity from 10 to 11:30. We have room for additional members but ask you contact either Sally Lawson at 442-3677 or Cindy Goshert at 672-3737 so we may have materials for you. Bring your own beverage, please. If vaccinated no mask is required. We maintain an attendance list should tracing be important.