St. Bartholomew The Apostle Center For Spirituality

Our first offering of the year was a book study that was offered on Wednesday mornings after the 9:00am Eucharist and then again on Wednesday evenings. We studied Can You Drink The Cup by Henri Nouwen.

Our next offering begins on September 11 at 9:20am. This course is entitled: “Living Well, Dying Well: examining our Christian Pilgrimage.” This course will meet each Sunday morning through December 18 and will be lead by The Rev’s Keith Stephenson, Kent Keller, and Seth Richmond. Using the sacramental life as a starting point for our journeys in Christ, we will explore ways of responding to the grace that has been made available to us by God. The course was created by our leaders and was also influenced by the work of Tom Long’s book, The Christian Funeral: accompany them with singing.

In conjunction with this course we will be offering a book study on C. S. Lewis’ book, The Great Divorce. The times will be announced.

November 13, 2011

On Sunday, November 13, we will be hosting a workshop for gluten free baking. Gluten Free Baking. We hope this workshop will help inform and increase our ability to become more sensitive to the dietary needs of others, and thus more hospitable.

January 20-21, 2012

Entering A Life Of Prayer: A Retreat Presented by St. Bartholomew The Apostle Center For Spirituality
Entering A Life of Prayer

St. Bartholomew The Apostle Center For Spirituality is offering a day and a half retreat for those who would like to learn more about prayer in the Christian tradition. The retreat is designed to be informative as well as experiential.  The retreat will be held at the Parish Church of St. Bartholomew The Apostle on Friday evening, January 20 from 7pm- 9:30pm. And from 9:00am Saturday morning Jan. 21 until 4pm. The retreat is open to any interested individuals, but will be limited to thirty participants.

Our retreat directors will be The Rev. Dr. Kit Wallingford of Houston Texas, Mary Ann Kuntz of Estes Park, and The Rev. Seth Richmond, Rector of St. Bartholomew’s in Estes Park.

Keep checking in to see what’s coming. Again, this ministry is developing and we are going slowly but deliberately. Thanks for your participation.