This page includes links to viewable/downloadable PDF files.
2024
April: Trauma Informed Care
2022
March: Is there a Doctor in the House?
February 20: Lessons learned from the Marshall Fire (Jill Minter)
2021
December 1: Advent Guide (“Advent at Home”)
2020
Aug 16: Racism Awareness resources for Session 4: Being Church, “Confess these sins” Christian Science Monitor, “How to Support Racial Justice” TIME, “What You Can Do As a White Ally” Kathleen McKay
Aug 9: Racism Awareness resources for Session 3: Oppression Exists
Aug 2: Racism Awareness resources for Session 2: Identity
Jul 12: Racism Awareness resources for Session 1: Place, YouTube video: Unequal Opportunity Race
2017
Sep 29: Inclusive Language
Feb-Mar: The Historical Jesus / Re-Building a Foundation
Art Umble brings his study of the historical origins of Christianity to lead us in a discussion of what we know of those early years, the subsequent development of theology and the church, and what it means for faith.
Here are materials (in PDF format) shared in the Christian Ed group:
- Historical Context
- Sociological Context
- Theological Context
- Peeling Back the Onion
- Re-Building a Foundation
- Does any of this matter?
- Ancient Jerusalem
- Christian Growth Projected at 40%
- Chronology
- Evolution of Christology
- Reading List
2015
Mar: “Believers in Exile” Reading List
2014
Nov 9: Mennonites? Yes, Really!!! – Wrap Up
Nov 2: Jesus & Peace
Oct 26: Jesus & Economics/Justice/Simple Living
Oct 19: Jesus & Community
Oct 12: Jesus & The Church
Oct 5: Jesus & Today’s Culture
Sep 28: Jesus & God & Scriptures
Sep 21: All Church Retreat at Glacier View Ranch — no worship at Table Mesa Location
Sep 14: Following Jesus
Sep 7: Mennonites? Yes, Really!!! – Introduction
Sep 7: The Shenandoah Confession (24 Feb 2014)
Feb 18: Charitable Giving survey results, compiled from Jan-Feb survey
2013
Nov 3: Outward Ministries, a group discussion
May 19: Life & Death Planning Made Simple, a presentation by Bill Knight
May 12: Learning from experiences of Death, a presentation by Brenda Fox
May 5: End of Life Issues, a presentation by Dr. Rae Ann Frantz
