4. Contemplatio (contemplation): turn the whole process back over to the Giver, allowing oneself to be deepened, guided, and transformed by the Spirit.(p. 2)
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Welcome to St. Matthew's
A series of posts over Summer 2008 for a small group at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, Raytown, Missouri, to learn more about three important influences on the way we seek to live out our faith in the Anglican tradition: The Benedictine model, The Wesleyan revival, The ideas of C.S. Lewis
Welcome to St. Matthew's
2008 Summer Series
Welcome to a summer series of studies that will take a look at some of the roots of our faith tradition to help us more fully realize our Vision and Mission at St. Matthew’s.
Specifically we will look at:
June: Benedict and his Rule to understand how his influence can help us balance and discipline our lives as we seek to live as Christians;
July: John and Charles Wesley to understand how their influence can stir up zeal and enthusiasm for the truths of the faith;
August: C. S. Lewis to understand how his approach to the faith can help us better realize the fulness of the gospel.
Meeting times: Sundays @ 5:00 PM, alternating with our ESL Evening Prayer Meetings.
Our first face-to-face meeting will be at St. Matthew's on Sunday, June 22.
Online study and conversation: At your convenience!
Specifically we will look at:
June: Benedict and his Rule to understand how his influence can help us balance and discipline our lives as we seek to live as Christians;
July: John and Charles Wesley to understand how their influence can stir up zeal and enthusiasm for the truths of the faith;
August: C. S. Lewis to understand how his approach to the faith can help us better realize the fulness of the gospel.
Meeting times: Sundays @ 5:00 PM, alternating with our ESL Evening Prayer Meetings.
Our first face-to-face meeting will be at St. Matthew's on Sunday, June 22.
Online study and conversation: At your convenience!
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