all saints sunday
“For all the saints, both known and unknown.”
November 1
No Christian Education hour (Children, Youth, or Adults)
The feast day of All Saints’ Sunday is one of the days set aside in the church calendar as appropriate for baptism. If you or a family member are interested in being baptized, contact the parish office.
help decorate our altar for advent
advent begins Sunday Nov 29
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newcomers’ lunch
getting to know you better
Join us for our next Newcomer’s Lunch with Dean Eric and members of our staff.
Sunday, April 26
Immediately following the service
discoverCotA
membership at church of the apostles
Sundays January 18, 28, & February 1 at 9.45a
For those interested in Covenant Membership at Church of the Apostles, join Dean Eric two consecutive Sunday afternoons from 3-5p to learn more about our mission, visions, and values. You’ll learn about Anglicanism, our roots, and how to get involved in life at the church.
Click below to sign up for our next scheduled class.
The early Church was known for its friendship, referred to as koinonia (Acts 2.42). This word for fellowship is based on the word koine, for “common.” They shared a common life.
To learn more about women's Koinonia groups, please contact Deacon Lisa Wheeler.
To learn more about men's Koinonia groups, please contact Mr Hoyt Burnett.
We encourage spiritual friendship at Apostles through multi-generational, single-gender groups that meet bimonthly for Scripture-based study and prayer; acting as a springboard for other fellowship activities, such as meals among families and friends.
Some groups meet in homes, others at the church, each under a trained leader or two. Each group consists of 6-8 members (a minimum of four; no more than 12), with groups meeting on different days and at different times. The study for most groups this fall is “The Beatitudes” using a study guide written by John Stott. Women also have the option of participating in a koinonia group through the Tuesday morning and Wednesday night Bible Study on Hebrews, which meets on alternating weeks of the Beatitudes groups. Many women participate in both kinds of koinonias.
Meeting Dates for Fall, “Beatitudes” Groups:
Week 1: 8/30-9/2; Week 2: 9/13-9/16; Week 3: 9/27-9/30; Week 4: 10/11-10/14; Week 5: 10/25-10/28; Week 6: 11/8-11/11; Week 7: Thanksgiving throws off the rhythm: groups decide on when to meet for a second time in November; Week 8: 12/6-12/9
Meeting Dates for Fall, “Hebrews” Groups:
August 25/26; September 8/9 & 22/23; October 6/7 & 20/21; November 3/4 & 17/18; December 1/2
adult christian education
Sundays at 9.45a
Parish Hall
A miscellany of short talks by speakers and topics that come by invitation of the clergy. Personal witnesses, biblical teaching, reflections on Christian living, deepening your relationship with the Lord, sharing the hope within you, and loving in difficult times and situations are just a sampling of the types of offerings found in this class.
Admin Wing, Conference Room
(The Revd) Dr Nathan White
An exploration of the history, theology, and liturgy of Anglicanism.
Christian Education Wing, Room 105
Various Teachers
A more in-depth, sequential class on a biblical theme, book of the Bible, work of Christian literature, or relevant cultural topic.
Session One :: The Book of Galatians
(The Revd) Tom Garman
A six week journey through the major themes of one of Paul’s greatest letters.
Session Two :: Getting to Know the Church Fathers
(The Revd) Dr Ed Smither and Dr Chris Frear
A seven week class looing at major figures in church history and their influences on Christian theology and spiritual life.
Christian Education Wing, Room 103
Sarah & Will Peden, & Amber & Larry Cook
A class for everyone—couples and singles. Warm and conversational, this class is designed for fellowship and relationship building, melded with exploring biblical essentials.
Parlor
Heath Milford and Brayden Hembree
Join our community of college-age students each Sunday morning for fellowship, food, and study! We will explore Christian Spirituality through the Book of Common Prayer. Led by Heath Milford and Brayden Hembree in the church parlor.
connected families
parent coaching
We had a wonderful Discipleship Weekend featuring Julia Rupp, who came February 7-8 to share with us the Connected Families framework.
Julia is available for free parent coaching for CotASaints.
To sign up for sessions with Julia, click below and scroll down to find the "Schedule a Session with Julia" link after her bio.
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