Join us virtually for an overview of the New Testament! Mondays, 7:15-8:15 p.m. Lesson Summary: September 26 – Introduction to the New Testament October 3 – The Gospel of Matthew October 10 – The Gospel of Mark October 17 – The Gospel of Mark (Two Week Break) November 7 – The Gospel of John November 14 – The Acts of the Apostles November 21 – Epistles of the New Testament November 28 – The Revelation of John The class is offered in two 4-week sessions: 9/26 – 10/17, a two week break, then 11/7 – 11/28 Featuring: An overview of the whole New Testament A week on each gospel A brief review of the first days of the church with various apostles A brief overview of the various letters to communities and individuals An introduction to The Revelation of John Some history, culture, terminology, tools, various genre of the day The user-friendly book is more of a workbook than a theological tome using some bullet and outline format as opposed to long chapters. During the class session, there will be some time for discussion, questions/answers, and personal work/reflection. Each session will end with a brief Lectio Divina examining a small section of scripture of the lesson to listen for what God has to share with you. The goals are to be able to find a passage, then have an idea of what the major books are about, and an introduction to some tools to help you learn more. Text: The Bible from Scratch – The New Testament for Beginners by Donald L. Griggs Please bring the book, a Bible that you like, some paper, and a pen or pencil. The class will be offered via Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86783952625?pwd=c3BTN3JRMmtIRTA1dno3MURKZE9xUT09 Meeting ID: 867 8395 2625 Passcode: 318635 Bio Cameron, a member of DCC since 1985, has been in love with God and the Bible her whole life. As a layperson, she has taken and facilitated several classes for youth and adults. She has been interested in social justice and inclusion issues since childhood. She is a registered professional civil engineer with an M.S. in Biomedical Engineering in addition to her B.S. in Civil Engineering. Her hobbies include theology and soul collage. She is eclectic, has an off-the-wall sense of humor, and lives at Atria Covell Gardens where she manages The Country Store.