Inquirer's Class | St. Michael's Episcopal Church

Are you someone who has been a Christian for a long time, but sometimes still wonder about the basics? Are you someone new to God and the Church who wants to get a better idea of what this Christianity thing is really all about? Are you interested in baptism, confirmation, or reception into the Episcopal Church? Join us for our annual Inquirer’s Class, when we gather around some of the most central questions of the Christian faith, and join in small group discussion. Through both listening and sharing, we will wrestle with these foundational questions in the context of faith and in the company of fellow seekers. Please be in touch with the rector for details about the next session of classes.

Can we question our faith? How should I read the Bible?
Who is Jesus? Why did Jesus have to die?
Does God answer prayer?
Why do bad things happen?
Where do we go when we die?
What do we have to do? Why do I need church? Where do we go from here?

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Sermons

Nov 22 | The Rev. Canon Greg Foraker
In the End, What's Most Important?

Nov 1 | The Rev. Beth Franklin
Re-membering All the Saints

Oct 25 | Amanda Dosher
Listening to the Lives of our Neighbors

Oct 18 | The Rev. Beth Franklin
Investing in Enough

Oct 11 | The Rev. Susan Daughtry
You're Invited to a Feast!