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Christian Education

Sunday Morning Schedule

7:45 AM – Nursery opens (Parish House 2nd Floor)

8:00 AM – Service of Holy Eucharist (1928)

9:00 AM – Sunday School for All Ages

10:30 AM – Service of Holy Eucharist with Children's Homily

Followed by coffee hour in the Undercroft

Children's Christian Education

Children’s Sunday School

9:00-10:10AM

Toddlers meet in Nursery

Pre-K through 6th Grade - Second Floor

7th Grade through High School - Fourth Floor

Through the highly effective FaithWeaver Sunday School Curriculum (which kids, teachers and parents really enjoy!) all children in each grade-based classroom study the SAME Bible story each Sunday in meaningful and age-appropriate ways.  Please drop-off and promptly pick-up children at their classrooms.

For more information or to register children, contact Fr. Layne Hansen at (912) 232-4131 ext.232, or lhansen@christchurchsavannah.org

Adult Christian Education

Sunday AM

9:00 AM - 10:10 PM

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January 13 – May 18

9:00 - 10:10 AM

Emmaus Room

Join us for an exploration of two of the great “prison epistles” from the hand of St. Paul!  During Epiphany/Lent, Fr. Marc will lead us in a study of one of his favorite epistles – Philippians – known as “the epistle of joy”.  During Eastertide, Clark Smith will teach the “crown jewel” of Paul’s mind, the epistle to the Ephesians.  Both of these letters, written by Paul while he was in prison, combine to offer us the experience of Christian freedom like no other texts of Holy Scripture.  Classes begin January 13th in the Emmaus Room in the Parish House, from 9-10 a.m.

Visionary Community

January 13 – May 18

9:00 - 10:10 AM

Conference Room

Cost: $13.00

Come join the Visionary Community Class as we discuss the question; What does it mean to be truly human?  What does it mean for us individually, for our families and children, and for the community of Christ Church?

The Greeks envisioned an ideal humanity. Their ethereal sculptures depict a transcendent, spiritual model.

Today many scientists view human beings as mere machines. 

The Biblical view of humanity is different from both of these. For the writers of Scripture, to be human is to be in the image of God.  True Christian spirituality takes us away from sinfulness, and moves us closer to what God intends us.  When Christians are truly spiritual, we are fully human.

The book, Being Human by Ranald Macaulay and Jerram Barrs, will guide our conversation.

Joint us each Sunday for coffee, conversation and friendship. 

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