Some Parables of Jesus: A four-week Bible Study for UUs
Posted by Rev Roger
Posted on July 24, 2023
Join Rev. Dr. Roger Jones for a series to engage with a few of the perplexing, inspiring stories told by Jesus of Nazareth in the New Testament. Using an outline by UU minister Kathleen Rolenz, let’s see if we see ourselves in any of the characters.
Bring a Bible or a laptop or tablet so you can look up the readings, or we can lend you a Bible. $20 suggested donation to UUSS Adult Enrichment.
Four Tuesdays: 6:30 pm, Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22. Please sign up by July 30 at the Sunday Connections Table.
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This class is full with more than 20 folks attending! Many thanks for your interest. Maybe next year!
I missed out signing up but would like to attend. Can I still attend?
Was looking forward to the parable series, but now am sick. Phooey!
Hope it will be offered again. Have a glorious time on your sabbatical.
Best, Ellen
Hope you are feeling better!
I would like to participate in the parables series but missed my chance at the Connections table today. Can I still do it? Hope so.