Day	Time	Location	Leader	Contact	Current Topic
Friday	6:45 - 8:45 AM	Gay St.	Joe Combee	610-399-5047	The Book of Acts
Friday	6:00 - 8:00 AM	Rm 209	Lan Spillman	610-399-0828	"A Sense of Discernment" report from Peace, Unity and Purity Task Force. Future Topic: The Gospel of John, using the Kerygma Program study materials. Starting Feb. 15.
Friday	6:00 - 7:45 AM	Rm 216	Jim Serum	610-793-1920	Abraham, "A Journey to the Heart of Three Faiths," by Bruce Feiler.
Tuesday	7:30 - 9:30 PM	Rm 217	Al Thomas	610-431-7031	Ecclesiastes &  "Against the Grain" by Ray Waddle
Tuesday	7:30 - 9:30 PM	Rm 8	Bob Atchinson	610-436-8962	"How Now Shall We Live,"* by Charles Colson
Tuesday	7:30 - 9:00 PM	Rm 117	Bob Bird  or Rob Nuechterlein	610-430-7404  610-613-5778(c)	"The Life You've Always Wanted" by Max Lucado

 

*In How Now Shall We Live, Prison Fellowship Ministries founder Charles Colson is calling for Christians to embrace their faith as a worldview that directs their involvement in culture. Colson says it is "the most important book I have ever written."  The study guide explores the content of the book, providing related Scripture passages for reflection as well as questions that will challenge readers to put into action the principles discussed in the book. We will study this book in two 13-week sessions, session one which will be studied from October through December and session 2 from January through April.

 

From Being The Body, a book by Charles Colson with Ellen Vaughn:

The church, as the body of Christ, bears present witness to how the coming Kingdom will be. It is a testimonial community in word and deed; a holy nation; a royal priesthood of believers. It is not a gathering of individuals each holding a private and separate relationship with his creator but one fellowship committing to each other in accountability and discipline united in faith, guided and empowered by the Holy Spirit. The word fellowship, used in this way, has a distinct meaning derived from the Greek word, koinonia: a community, sharing in common, bearing each other’s burdens to build each other up to the Lord.