Your questions about God matter.

In our theological learning courses, we clarify the church’s understandings while welcoming doubts and questions, and never demand fake agreement.

Summer 2024 Course

Book of Common Prayer

Wednesdays beginning May 8

Summer 2024 Course

Book of Revelation

Four-week course beginning June 17

Summer 2024 Course

Barmen: New Ethics

Four-week course beginning August 5

PREVIOUS CLASS OFFERINGS

  • A Jesus-centered introduction to Trinity, creation, christology, humanity, pneumatology, eschatology, ecclesiology, and sacraments. Led by Rev. Jacob Breeze.

  • Using a blend of lectures and small group discussion, this 3-session workshop, led by Audrey Omenson, MA, LPC-S, created a space of education, agency, and hope to support participants in finding additional tools for their journey towards healing.

  • Exploring serious-but-not-literal reading strategies that neither force us to feel stuck with the Scriptures nor encourage us to move on without them. In the final sessions, these reading strategies were applied to Scriptures concerning violence in the Bible, gender & human sexuality, and slavery. Led by Rev. Jacob Breeze.

  • This course began with an overview of icons using both traditional art historical methods, but moved beyond to also look at icons as active objects of religious practice and integral elements of material culture. Not a comprehensive iconographic litany of what attributes indicate which saint in any given icon, but rather, the course covers how to read an icon and equip ourselves with tools to aid us in deciphering an icon’s visual code. Led by Jeremy Hamilton-Arnold.

  • Perhaps you didn't grow up in a church that spoke of Mary other than an incidental character in the Christmas story. This one-session offering from the Holy Family School for Theology & Ministry explored Mary in the Scriptures, in iconography, and in the church…especially as members of the Anglican Communion in The Episcopal Church. Led by Rev. Jacob Breeze.