Children’s Classes
For Preschool through Sixth grade
We are using Living the Good News, a lectionary based curriculum. The mission
is to shape and transform lives and communities though shared experiences of
the Sunday readings. This vision guides every activity, reading and suggestion
in the program. Check out the website www.livingthegoodnews.com.
For young people – Seventh and Eighth grade
This class will be using the lectionary based programs of Living the Good News
and Faith Lens. They will have discussions about the lectionary and be active
in completing projects in the church. At the completion of this two year class,
the young people will come away with a strong sense of being a part of the
Calvary Church community.
For young people – grades Nine and older
This post confirmation group meets in the conference room with a team of adult
leaders. Various lessons and activities
are incorporated each week.
Calvary’s Youth Group has a Middle School youth group for grades 6 through 8 and a Senior group for those in grades 9 through 12. Please check the website and the Sunday bulletin for information about meeting times.
Weekday Classes
New participants in any of these classes are always welcome
Centering Prayer – Monday 7 p.m.
This group meets for Centering Prayer, with opportunities to learn this form of
prayer and to practice it together.
Coventry Circle – First Tuesday of the month,
7–8:30 p.m. in the Conference Room. This book study group for women reads and
discusses short religious works. Contact Joan Dytman at 412-441-2263 for more
information.
Education for Ministry – EfM offers lay persons theological education in the Old and New Testaments, Church History and Modern Christian Thought. The heart of the program is a theological reflection process which integrates life experiences with the perspectives of the Christian tradition. Calvary hosts two EfM groups: Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. and Thursdays, 9:30 a.m. For more information, contact Ruth Fowler at 724.325.3366.
Inquirers’ Class – To be a Christian means to live
life in response to God, and the Episcopal and Anglican tradition offers a
broad and comprehensive way to live out that life. This series of classes is
designed for adults who wish to explore what it means to be a Christian in the
Episcopal tradition. It is ideal for those who would like to engage their faith
more fully, deepen their understanding of the Episcopal Church, or who are
seeking to be Confirmed or Received into the Church.