Worship & Study Calendar

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We'll be taking a look at the Fruit of the Spirit (see Galatians 5 for the list St. Paul compiled) using the Bible study method called "verse mapping." This is the type of study that many pastors use (or a variant) when they prep for sermons or Bible study--it's a way of digging into the words of a passage to find other passages and peel back more of God's Word! It's fun and educational and leads to great discussions. Expect to learn a lot, but that your growth will be different than all the rest of the group! Because that's how the Holy Spirit rolls!!

Class will meet in person on Thursdays at Resurrection in the Activity Room (5:30 - fellowship & bring your own brown bag supper, opt; 6:00 - class starts); bring a friend (age 12 - 102--should be able to work on their own, wholeheartedly willing to learn & have their own Bible, journal & supplies)!!  

If you can't make it in-person, I'll be posting a weekly discussion thread in the Facebook group (linked above); please keep your comments within the fruity thread so other readers can make sense of responses.   


Materials needed: your very own Bible (preferably a "study" Bible which will have footnotes at the bottom and a chain reference down the middle or side; a study Bible usually also have a hefty concordance in the back), a regular-size notebook or a larger journal, a pretty pen (or an ugly one, it's your choice!); several highlighter markers (light colors are best). OPTIONAL: a good concordance or a Bible dictionary.

To RSVP or for questions or ideas:  email Deb Hofland

Check out the group Facebook page for more info

We'll be taking a look at the Fruit of the Spirit (see Galatians 5 for the list St. Paul compiled) using the Bible study method called "verse mapping." This is the type of study that many pastors use (or a variant) when they prep for sermons or Bible study--it's a way of digging into the words of a passage to find other passages and peel back more of God's Word! It's fun and educational and leads to great discussions. Expect to learn a lot, but that your growth will be different than all the rest of the group! Because that's how the Holy Spirit rolls!!

Class will meet in person on Thursdays at Resurrection in the Activity Room (5:30 - fellowship & bring your own brown bag supper, opt; 6:00 - class starts); bring a friend (age 12 - 102--should be able to work on their own, wholeheartedly willing to learn & have their own Bible, journal & supplies)!!  

If you can't make it in-person, I'll be posting a weekly discussion thread in the Facebook group (linked above); please keep your comments within the fruity thread so other readers can make sense of responses.   


Materials needed: your very own Bible (preferably a "study" Bible which will have footnotes at the bottom and a chain reference down the middle or side; a study Bible usually also have a hefty concordance in the back), a regular-size notebook or a larger journal, a pretty pen (or an ugly one, it's your choice!); several highlighter markers (light colors are best). OPTIONAL: a good concordance or a Bible dictionary.

To RSVP or for questions or ideas:  email Deb Hofland

Check out the group Facebook page for more info

We'll be taking a look at the Fruit of the Spirit (see Galatians 5 for the list St. Paul compiled) using the Bible study method called "verse mapping." This is the type of study that many pastors use (or a variant) when they prep for sermons or Bible study--it's a way of digging into the words of a passage to find other passages and peel back more of God's Word! It's fun and educational and leads to great discussions. Expect to learn a lot, but that your growth will be different than all the rest of the group! Because that's how the Holy Spirit rolls!!

Class will meet in person on Thursdays at Resurrection in the Activity Room (5:30 - fellowship & bring your own brown bag supper, opt; 6:00 - class starts); bring a friend (age 12 - 102--should be able to work on their own, wholeheartedly willing to learn & have their own Bible, journal & supplies)!!  

If you can't make it in-person, I'll be posting a weekly discussion thread in the Facebook group (linked above); please keep your comments within the fruity thread so other readers can make sense of responses.   


Materials needed: your very own Bible (preferably a "study" Bible which will have footnotes at the bottom and a chain reference down the middle or side; a study Bible usually also have a hefty concordance in the back), a regular-size notebook or a larger journal, a pretty pen (or an ugly one, it's your choice!); several highlighter markers (light colors are best). OPTIONAL: a good concordance or a Bible dictionary.

To RSVP or for questions or ideas:  email Deb Hofland

Check out the group Facebook page for more info

We'll be taking a look at the Fruit of the Spirit (see Galatians 5 for the list St. Paul compiled) using the Bible study method called "verse mapping." This is the type of study that many pastors use (or a variant) when they prep for sermons or Bible study--it's a way of digging into the words of a passage to find other passages and peel back more of God's Word! It's fun and educational and leads to great discussions. Expect to learn a lot, but that your growth will be different than all the rest of the group! Because that's how the Holy Spirit rolls!!

Class will meet in person on Thursdays at Resurrection in the Activity Room (5:30 - fellowship & bring your own brown bag supper, opt; 6:00 - class starts); bring a friend (age 12 - 102--should be able to work on their own, wholeheartedly willing to learn & have their own Bible, journal & supplies)!!  

If you can't make it in-person, I'll be posting a weekly discussion thread in the Facebook group (linked above); please keep your comments within the fruity thread so other readers can make sense of responses.   


Materials needed: your very own Bible (preferably a "study" Bible which will have footnotes at the bottom and a chain reference down the middle or side; a study Bible usually also have a hefty concordance in the back), a regular-size notebook or a larger journal, a pretty pen (or an ugly one, it's your choice!); several highlighter markers (light colors are best). OPTIONAL: a good concordance or a Bible dictionary.

To RSVP or for questions or ideas:  email Deb Hofland