During this time, when we cannot worship together safely, how can church members stay connected and engaged with their fellow parishioners while waiting for a return to Sunday services in the church building? Interacting with our church family members is an important part of our Christian life. One suggestion is to provide many diverse…
Leading A Bible Study
During this period of “sheltering at home” due to the COVID-19 virus, many Bible Study classes have been cancelled. Some churches are using Zoom or Webex to create a virtual Bible study classroom that would bring the class leader and participants together by means of the internet. Here are some applications that allow online…
Have you ever wondered what you should give up for Lent? In the past did you give up chocolates, TV, or something else that you enjoy? This year consider a new approach. Instead of subtracting something, add something to your life that represents a sacrifice, something that would draw you closer to the Lord and…
Using the Revised Common Lectionary Bible Study workbook, you do not have to have an extensive background in the Bible in order to lead a Bible study discussion group. Remember, you are a discussion leader, not necessarily a teacher. The Leader’s Guide You can download and print a Leader’s Guide by clicking here. or by…
Many churches that use “The Revised Common Lectionary Bible Study” report that the people who participate in the study become more dedicated and involved members of their parish. They learn to appreciate what worship in “community” means, not only to themselves personally, but also to other church members. At the end of each lesson,…