Discovering Christianity: A Beginners Guide Series
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Across the years, I've encountered countless people who are starting their Christian faith journey who struggle with the same challenges: feeling that they must master the entire Bible, not knowing how to find a church, getting lost in the vocabulary, and lacking clarity on Christianity's basic principles.
I'm not a pastor, not an expert or perfect, I was raised Catholic and became a Christian in 2017 after my divorce. My goal with this series is to make Christianity easier to understand, find new friends, and build community.
Even though this is a series, please join us at any time! The series is built to answer questions, share knowledge, and build community!
This week we will discuss:
- Catch up: how did the week go, questions, learnings
- Discussion of Core 52 or Bible App reading that caught your attention
- feedback from you on what you'd like to learn/discuss throughout the series
Topics to be discussed throughout the course of 3 months:
- basics of Christianity
- purpose of church, how to find a church where you have community, feel comfortable, welcomed, valued
- importance of community
Series may be shortened or extended based on interest, participation, and availability.
Session is intended for 18+. If you need to bring your kids, please reach out to me.
Zero tolerance for disrespectful and/or inappropriate behavior.
This is a open, safe, non preachy, non judgmental zone for people that want to learn about Christianity.
Tools we will use during the series:
Bible App (I use Youversion because I have Android but please download whichever you like best)- Bible apps are helpful to easily find the verses you want to look at, customize font size, language and Bible version.
Core 52 - this is a great intro book, easy to read, and covers the fundamentals. We will sometimes use it to guide our discussions. You can purchase it at any retailer and may be able to check out a copy at a library. Greatly encourage you to read it.
The approach is from a non-denominational perspective.
No need to memorize verses, I can't, my memory is awful.
Looking forward to meeting you!
