Now that school and potluck and people are back, we will be restarting our weekly BTYA Forum. To start this new season off, we will actually be discussing Forum itself. What do you appreciate about it? What could be improved? Why do (or don’t you) show up? Come to share your input and help us chart our path for this new semester.
This week, we will be discussing Celebration of Discipline, Chapter 10: Confession. Join us just after potluck in the Young Adult room to participate in our discussion.
Note: Some have made a case that Celebration of Discipline is a dangerous book representing a dangerous trend in Christianity. We want to remind all participants that our Forum seeks to critically engage with authors with whom we may agree or disagree, and that regardless of the author, we should consider their ideas with an open mind and an open Bible.
This Sabbath afternoon we will be having a discussion led by our guest speaker Gabriela Prifeta-Phillips on the topic of Muslim & Adventist dialogue and the ways of influencing change within our community. Please join us at 2:30 p.m. in the Powery Hall at Boston Temple.
This event will happen instead of the BTYA Forum.
This week, we will be discussing Celebration of Discipline, Chapter 9: Service. Join us just after potluck in the Young Adult room to participate in our discussion.
Note: Some have made a case that Celebration of Discipline is a dangerous book representing a dangerous trend in Christianity. We want to remind all participants that our Forum seeks to critically engage with authors with whom we may agree or disagree, and that regardless of the author, we should consider their ideas with an open mind and an open Bible.
This week, we will be discussing Celebration of Discipline, Chapter 8: Submission. Join us just after potluck in the Young Adult room to participate in our discussion.
Note: Some have made a case that Celebration of Discipline is a dangerous book representing a dangerous trend in Christianity. We want to remind all participants that our Forum seeks to critically engage with authors with whom we may agree or disagree, and that regardless of the author, we should consider their ideas with an open mind and an open Bible.
This week, we will be discussing Celebration of Discipline, Chapter 7: Solitude. Join us just after potluck in the Young Adult room to participate in our discussion.
Note: Some have made a case that Celebration of Discipline is a dangerous book representing a dangerous trend in Christianity. We want to remind all participants that our Forum seeks to critically engage with authors with whom we may agree or disagree, and that regardless of the author, we should consider their ideas with an open mind and an open Bible.
This week, we will be discussing Celebration of Discipline, Chapter 6: Simplicity. Join us just after potluck in the Young Adult room to participate in our discussion.
Note: Some have made a case that Celebration of Discipline is a dangerous book representing a dangerous trend in Christianity. We want to remind all participants that our Forum seeks to critically engage with authors with whom we may agree or disagree, and that regardless of the author, we should consider their ideas with an open mind and an open Bible.
This week, we will be discussing Celebration of Discipline, Chapter 5: Study.
Note: Some have made a case that Celebration of Discipline is a dangerous book representing a dangerous trend in Christianity. We want to remind all participants that our Forum seeks to critically engage with authors with whom we may agree or disagree, and that regardless of the author, we should consider their ideas with an open mind and an open Bible.
This week, we will be discussing Celebration of Discipline, Chapter 4: Fasting.
Note: Some have made a case that Celebration of Discipline is a dangerous book representing a dangerous trend in Christianity. We want to remind all participants that our Forum seeks to critically engage with authors with whom we may agree or disagree, and that regardless of the author, we should consider their ideas with an open mind and an open Bible.
This week, we will be discussing Celebration of Discipline, Chapter 3: Prayer.
Note: Some have made a case that Celebration of Discipline is a dangerous book representing a dangerous trend in Christianity. We want to remind all participants that our Forum seeks to critically engage with authors with whom we may agree or disagree, and that regardless of the author, we should consider their ideas with an open mind and an open Bible.
This week, we will be discussing Celebration of Discipline, Chapter 2: Meditation.
Note: Some have made a case that Celebration of Discipline is a dangerous book representing a dangerous trend in Christianity. We want to remind all participants that our Forum seeks to critically engage with authors with whom we may agree or disagree, and that regardless of the author, we should consider their ideas with an open mind and an open Bible.
This week, we will be discussing Celebration of Discipline, Chapter 1: The Spiritual Disciplines: Door to Liberation.
Note: Some have made a case that Celebration of Discipline is a dangerous book representing a dangerous trend in Christianity. We want to remind all participants that our Forum seeks to critically engage with authors with whom we may agree or disagree, and that regardless of the author, we should consider their ideas with an open mind and an open Bible.
There will be no forum this week due to a Health Ministries Sabbath Seminar.
In place of our regular Forum this week, there will be a financial seminar in Powery Hall. Click here to learn more.
Please take this week to make sure you have a copy of Celebration of Discipline, by Richard J. Foster, which we’ll begin discussing next week (May 28).