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CL.001 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Bible Study - F24

7:30-8:30 a.m. Wednesdays, year-round, Room 228 (Friendship Hall East).
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CL.002 Especially for Women - F24

Taught by Rev. Diane Quaintance, retired pastor of Village Church. 9:30-11 a.m. Fridays, Sept. 4 - Dec. 18, Room 126.
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CL.014 - WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY

1:30-3 p.m. Thursdays, Sept. 5-Dec. 19, Antioch Campus Multipurpose Room This Bible study is opened to all women from both campuses. The curricula are decided by the group and include diverse biblical studies. For most of the studies, some preparatory reading is suggested so the participants can have interactive discussions. For more information, please call Jan Zimmerman at 913-522-4643 or Sally Rosine at 913-449-2425.
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CL.006 - MEN’S BREAKFAST AND BIBLE WITH RODGER NISHIOKA

8-9 a.m. Tuesdays, Oct. 8-Nov 26, Friendship Hall, Mission Campus Start your day off being fed in body and soul. Our chef will prepare a hot breakfast and then Rev. Dr. Rodger Nishioka will lead an eight-week study on King David in 1st and 2nd Samuel and how David’s life demonstrates for us what it means to be a man of faith. Conversation is encouraged. Invite a friend and join the fellowship on Tuesday mornings. To make a reservation for breakfast, please register online. Donation Suggestion $7. Pay in person. Child care is not available.
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CL.012 - JESUS’ INFANCY NARRATIVES: THOSE IN THE BIBLE AND THOSE FROM OTHER GOSPELS

6:30-8:30 p.m. Mondays, Nov. 18-Dec 9, Rooms 232/233 There were numerous infancy gospels written concerning Jesus’ annunciation, birth and early life during the first few centuries of Christianity. Some were considered inspired and eventually approved for inclusion in the bible. Others were not. What made these other accounts of Jesus’ early life unacceptable? Who produced these works? What was their cultural and religious context? We’ll discuss these questions and more in this class. Our instructor is Biagio Mazza, retired pastoral associate, Scripture scholar and theologian.
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CL.013 - PAGANS IN THE PROMISED LAND - F24

6:30-8 p.m. Wednesdays, Dec. 4-18, Rooms 132/133, Mission Campus This class examines how the U.S. government used Christian concepts to justify taking Native American lands and undermining their independence, based on Steven T. Newcomb's book. Session One will explore the pre-Columbian Native American world using Charles C. Mann’s books “1491” and “1493,” debunking the myth of an "empty continent." Sessions Two and Three will focus on Newcomb’s analysis of the religious justifications behind U.S. policies towards Native Americans, challenging the "conqueror-based" doctrine in federal Indian law. Our instructor is Larry Lorenzen.
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