ADULT EDUCATION IN MAY

May 2

Conversation with the Bishop

Please welcome Bishop Gloster to the Chapel of the Cross. [chapel]

Parent Gathering- Family Ministry, Part 1 [campus center]

May 16

Parent Gathering - Family Ministry, Part 2 [campus center]

Johnson Interns' Presentation [chapel]

Love thy neighbor: a personal and professional look at homelessness

Who are the homeless? What creates this situation in the life of an individual, and what is life like on the streets? How are we all affected by this issue, and how can we help?

This two-part program on May 16, organized by the Johnson Interns, endeavors to answer these questions. During the Adult Christian Education hour, several formerly homeless members of the Chapel Hill community will share their experiences of life on the streets.

A discussion with a panel of local non-profit professionals working on the issue of homelessness will be held during a pot-luck dinner after the 5:15 p.m. church service. All are invited to come eat, ask questions, and discuss the issue of homelessness.

May 23

The Shape of our Liturgies [chapel]

The Rev. Dr. Richard Pfaff

Dr. Pfaff will complete the series he began in January, when session # 3 was iced out, examining the development and the structure of our services. He will also speak briefly about the place of Pentecost in our liturgical calendar.

Reception for Church School Teachers, [At 11:00 in the dining room]

The Pentecost Picnic!!! Celebrate the movement of the church into the world by joining with the parish at a gala, family-centered picnic from 12:30 to 3:00 p.m. at the Hank Andrews Park, just west of Carrboro off Hwy. 54. Tickets for the meal will be available on May 9, 16, and 23. Lunch, a birthday celebration, softball, volleyball, horseshoes, and visiting with friends follow the meal and program.