All Saints' Episcopal Church

The Post-Resurrection Appearances of Jesus series examining and reflecting on Jesus’s appearances after the resurrection:  from the road to Emmaus and a supper to the shores of the Sea of Tiberias and a breakfast and more.  You may wish to bring a Bible, but we also have Bibles on hand.  Meet in the Parish House.  All are welcome.  

Tuesdays at Twelve is a time to discuss topics that most folks would prefer not to discuss due to shame, embarrassment, guilt, or discomfort regarding the topic.  We're ready to lay them out on the table here.  In an atmosphere of respect and honesty, we host a space to discuss difficult topics.  No shouting, just honest discussion and sharing surrounding difficult discussions. Do read the books to participate.  All on Zoom (note the Zoom link on our website).  Email rectorrrnc@gmail.com for the passcode to join the discussion.

Our summer schedule is to meet on the last Tuesday of June, July, and August to discuss a banned book.  

The next read is Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.  Prepare for the discussion on Tuesday, June 27, by reading the book and watch one of the films if you like (1966 or 2018).  

Starting April 26 - Revelation provides a lot of fodder for people to interpret, misinterpret, and worse, yet it provides wonderful scenes of beauty, hope, and comfort. Bart Ehrdman is the James A. Gray Distinguished Professor of Religious Studies at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and is a leading authority on the Bible and the life of Jesus. His new book Armageddon: What the Bible Really Says about the End provides excellent background and origins of the book to interesting interpretations that developed over the centuries to implications for the book and underlying tensions with the teaching of Jesus.  Lots to learn and chew on!

Join All Saints' Zoom Room.  Email rectorrrnc@gmail.com for the passcode to join the discussion.