Our classes and workshops are distinguished by openness and a commitment to deepening spiritual experiences. Available classes and descriptions are listed below.
Available Classes
Meaning, a podcast.
On the spiritual path, we all seek meaning: ways to connect personal fulfillment to something larger. Meaning is here as a conversation partner in our shared quest for spiritual understanding. In each episode, host Chris Bohnhoff engages members from the Plymouth Community in a conversation about the deeper significance of the things they do. A series of questions ends each episode, helping you to reflect on each guest’s wisdom and how it may illuminate your own spiritual path.
Make a Joyful Noise – with Ukuleles!
Third Monday of each Month – Starting February 20th
10:30 a.m. in the Chapel
Facilitator – Jill Nelson
Looking for uke players of any level who want to meet others and play music together. We will focus on songs of joy, community and inspiration. I’ll have some songs to get us started and I’m hoping you’ll find songs to share with the group. Bring your ukulele and a music stand (if you have one). Questions? Email Jill at jillary17@comcast.net
Study of Matthew’s Gospel
Beginning February 28
Tuesdays at 10:15 a.m.
Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.
The Gospel According to Matthew
Matthew’s gospel, written somewhere between 80 and 95 CE, is the first book in the Christian Scriptures. It was not the first gospel written that distinction goes to Mark. Perhaps it is first because it was written for and by a Christian community composed of mainly Jewish members, and because of that, it follows the Hebrew Scriptures in our Bibles. This course will dig deep into the radical teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. It will investigate the role Empire has had in how following Jesus changed, and its consequences for today.
The course will be held in-person only on Tuesday mornings from 10:15 – 11:45 and repeated on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 – 8 p.m. The course will begin on February 28 and run consecutively for five weeks.
Registration is available and greatly appreciated but not strictly required.
Facilitator:
Chris Bohnhoff