"God's Word to a Troubled Church"

The Church has set this year to honor St. Paul, and we are offering a guided study in one of the crown jewels of the New Testament. Corinth was a Church in tension with its apostolic authority and with divisions among its believers: the more "orthodox-minded," the more "progressive spirituals," and the various charismatics. It was beset by sexual scandal – struggling with issues of morality, worship, unity, and freedom. All this was being lived out by an infant Christianity against the backdrop of a rough and burly commercial hub. Here is a letter which speaks in a special way to the Church today – and in some of the most beloved passages in Scripture.

Adult Scripture studies to make the Gospel come alive!

Nine lessons with David Higbee

Begins the Week of April 1st

Join us for one or all nine sessions:

• at St. John Fisher College
  Tuesday Evenings: 7:15 – 9:00 PM in Murphy Hall, across East Ave. (31F) from main campus: Map
• in Charlotte
  Wednesday Evening: 7:15 – 9:00 PM at 294 Burley Rd. (off Lake Ave., north of Riverside Cemetery): Map
• in Pittsford
  Thursday Mornings: 9:00 – 10:45 AM at 64 Sturbridge Lane (off Carriage Ct.): Map

Price: We suggest a price of $5.00 a session, but pay what you can afford. College students are always free.

Tapes & CDs will also be available so that people can keep up on this great material.

For more information on these or other St. Irenaeus offerings, call 288-1618.