Adult Education

The “Back-Pocket Bin”: Thinking Ahead for Unexpected Times

In the decade I have been serving in Christian education, I have found that it is necessary to have a few “back-pocket” ideas that …

Our congregation recently hosted a book group based on Kate Bowler and Jessica Richie’s wonderful book Good Enough: 40ish …

As the parent of a bisexual, gender-queer child, I feel called to provide education and safe spaces for people to learn more about …

In 2021, Virginia Theological Seminary produced a 40-minute video, The Way of the Cross (El Vía Crucis), that was made available …

Are you using Godly Play in your ministry with older adults? In many ways the people who live in retirement homes or nursing care …

How can we invite all generations to come together and engage honestly in conversations regarding loss and grief? More …

During the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Rev. Jennifer McNally and the Rev. Anna V. Ostenso Moore collaborated to …

What happens when we let young people lead? Members of Calvary Episcopal Church are not new to being led by our youth: we’ve …

Every year as Trinity Sunday rolls around, it's common to hear jokes about having the seminarian or newly ordained priest do the …

When you read the word labyrinth what comes to mind? Do you remember the first time you heard about a labyrinth? Was it …