Issues in Theology: Shakespeare and Theology
Sundays, February 23, and March 23
Greene Room
9:45 to 10:45 a.m.
The class began with some introduction on Shakespeare’s religious world and continues with “Hamlet” this Sunday, February 23. The class will then break to join Rev. Kershner’s series on “Reformed Confessions,” on March 2, 9 and 16. The class will pick back up with the other two plays starting March 23. Discussion class led by Tina Sizemore and actress Kessler Catterall.
Class location: the Greene (off of Tull Hall). Questions? Contact Tina Sizemore
Book of Confessions – Our Family Photo Album
Sundays, March 2, 9, 16
The Parlor
9:45 to 10:45 a.m.
Do you think the Book of Confessions is boring? Did you know we often contradict ourselves? In this special series, taught by Central’s Senior Pastor Shannon Kershner, you will discover the family features that are in each confession, and you will learn why this theological work continues to inform who we are as Church. This series will be taught on March 2, 9 and 16.
Class location: The Parlor (off of Tull Hall). Questions? Contact Shanon Kershner (skershner@cpcatlanta.org).
Central Bible Study: The Gospel of John
Begins Sunday, March 23
The Parlor
9:45 to 10:45 a.m.
Central Bible Study, a new adult Sunday morning class, will meet for the first time on March 23. Central Bible Study will be a traditional Bible study class – what some would describe as “close examination of Scripture.” The verse-by-verse approach will mean that we’ll ofen cover, in a given class session, just one chapter of the Scripture book of interest. We’ll use the NRSV translation of the Bible. The approach to Scriptural analysis will be critical in nature, and we’ll engage in Scriptural interpretation that reflects our Reformed theology. The first book of the Bible that will be explored by the Central Bible Study class will be the Gospel of John.
Class location: The Parlor (off of Tull Hall).
