A class for adults meets year round. A clergy-led class is taught during the Christian Education session every Sunday in the parish hall. The class teaches books of the Bible, aspects of Christian belief, and application of spirituality to life.  

 

Seasonal classes, led by lay teachers are taught about subjects such as the creeds, books of the Bible, and issues of belief and Christian life.

 

 

In the spring time, during Lent, clergy led classes meet on Wednesday evenings and cover a variety of topics relating to the Bible, theology, and application of the Gospel to everyday life.

 

Each year a class is offered for people who would like to learn more about the Episcopal Church and how Episcopalians worship and practice their faith. The class is clergy led, and prepares adults for membership in the Church. The class normally begins a number of months prior to the Visitation of our Bishop, which is always in May. 

 

 

Education for Ministry (EFM) is a program of learning by distance which is sponsored by the School of Theology at the University of the South. The program is taught in seminars that are made up of small groups with trained mentors. Over four years the seminars cover Scripture, church history, and theology combined with a method of theological reflection. EFM is a program that is rooted in the belief that all baptized Christians are ministers of the Church. Several seminars meet at a variety of times each week.