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A Lenten Study 2007

This 4-week study will be offered starting February 25th, on both Sunday evenings (7 - 8:30) and Monday mornings (10 - 11:30), in Hanson Hall.  Take a virtual tour of Israel and Turkey this Lenten Season.  Rev. Horak will be leading a video series entitled, "In the Dust of the Rabbi - Becoming a Disciple."

"Follow a rabbi, drink in his words and be covered with the dust of his feet," says the ancient Jewish proverb.  Disciples followed so closely that they would be covered with the dust kicked up by the rabbi’s feet.  Come, discover how to follow Jesus as we start in Galilee where Jesus called His first disciples and then on to Priene and Didyma in Turkey where the disciples learned to follow the Rabbi.

The New Testament is the story of disciples written by disciples who wanted to make disciples.  Discipleship as Jesus and His followers knew it is not a part of the Western Christian culture today.  Visiting various sites in the Holy Land, this study will seek to explore what a disciple is and how we become one.

Feb. 25 & 26

Galilee - When the Rabbi Says, "Come" and "Go"

   On the shores of the Sea of Galilee, Jesus called His first disciples.  It is also where he charged them to go into all the world.  What did Jesus see in theses ordinary men?  And what made them change the course of history and the world?

   
March 4 & 5

Priene - A Counter-Cultural Community

   While not mentioned in the Bible, Priene was home to a vibrant Christian community in a formerly pagan Asia Minor.  New disciples remained true to their Rabbi.  How did they do it?

   
March 11 & 12

Didyma - The Very Words of God

   Didyma was filled with magnificent temples where ancients sought oracles from their gods.  But it was also a site where new believers in Jesus Christ sought and received revelations from God.

   
March 18 & 19

Aurora - Disciples Here and Now

   That was then, this is now!  What does all of this have to do with me here and now?  And what difference does it make?