Hi everyone -- Just want you to remember that we have a special guest on Tuesday November 4, Rabbi Ita Paskind of Congregation Olam Tikvahl. Isaiah is a big book but Rabbi Ita has agreed to share with us some insights on how the Jewish tradition understands the prophecies and themes in Isaiah that we've been talking about. It is always a great treat to have her with us so if you're coming for the first time or have been coming and want to bring a friend this would be a good time! Looking forward to seeing everyone on November 4!
A group of young adults in our 20's and 30's,we gather twice a month for food, fellowship, Bible study and prayer. We enjoy reading the Bible in fresh and faithful ways, and we value diversity in race, gender, sexual orientation, denomination and outlook on life. We meet year-round on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. For more info, directions, etc. please contact joelwinstead@gmail.com or pathfindersyoungadults@gmail.com
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Monday, October 20, 2014
Next meeting Tuesday October 21, 7-9
Hi all - just a reminder that the group is meeting this Tuesday October 21 (first and third Tuesdays and going forward). Ginny is leading and Joel will be taking care of food this week so please come and bring yourselves for good discussion, fellowship and prayer. - I am traveling, but will look forward to seeing you all next time. As usual we will be meeting at Rodman House - see post and directions here
ALSO remember Registration is now open for our retreat at the Lost River . Cost is $ 149 per person for the weekend, Including 2 nights and all meals - not a bad deal, but I know it may still be a stretch for some of you. However, the folks at the VBC has told me to make sure that no one is deterred by finances - there is a scholarship fund available so please register if you'd like to come and than let me know how much you'll need from the scholarship fund . I'l bleading the retreat , possibly with a co-leader-- I'm playing with and the topic is "What it means to live in hope."
Registration link is here: https://secure.accessacs.com/ access/eventlogin.aspx?id= 4k0HaVoFucs9sddMjF+UxA==&site= 90698&ReturnUrl=events%2fwz_ people.aspx&ChurchID=5612& EventID=72547&sn=90698
Please excuse any wierdness in this post as my computer seems to want to translate it into Turkish and then back into English. Anyway I am having an amazing time in Istanbul and am looking forward to seeing you all on November 4 when Rabbi Ita will be with us to talk about interpreting Isaiah.
Looking forward to hearing how this week goes, and to hearing all about it next time.
KATHY
Saturday, October 4, 2014
Next Meeting Tuesday October 7
Hi everyone - looking forward to seeing you this Tuesday, October 7 -- now we're on track for first and third Tuesdays going forward. We will be looking this week at the predictions in Isaiah of the birth of a child who will be the Messiah and Redeemer -- how those predictions were understood in Isaiah's time and how they inform the stories of Jesus' birth in Matthew 1 and in Luke 1 and 2. The Isaiah texts we'll be focusing on are in Chapters 7 and 9 of Isaiah, where the prophet is dealing with a time in Israel's history when everything seems to be falling apart and no one knows what is going to happen. So there are words of assurance in Isaiah 9 which begins, famously, "The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light. . . . " Let's look together at these classic texts from Scripture and see what they have had to say to people then and now - and what they have to say to us.
If you're new, you can find directions to Rodman House, our meeting place, here -- or just by scrolling back through a couple of posts on this blog. Feel free to be in touch with me if you have any questions! Looking forward to seeing everyone at 7 on Tuesday night.
If you're new, you can find directions to Rodman House, our meeting place, here -- or just by scrolling back through a couple of posts on this blog. Feel free to be in touch with me if you have any questions! Looking forward to seeing everyone at 7 on Tuesday night.
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