You can register after Mass December 3-4 & 10-11 in the Breezeway or on-line http://psalmsbiblestudy.eventbrite.com/.
Please stop by to see the materials, ask any questions and register. The cost is $30, check payable to "St. Helena Church" and is due on registration days. Hurry space is limited.
For more information please contact Pat Diamond at 908-279-7807.
With Psalms: The School of Prayer, The Great Adventure moves from telling the Story to making it personal. While the historical books of the Bible recount God's creative and redemptive acts in history, the Psalms reveal Israel's response to God's covenant offer and serve as a model for our response to Him. Indeed, one could say that the historical books tell the "outside" of the story of Israel by giving an historical perspective, while the Psalms tell the "inside" story, which comes from the deeply personal perspective of one who is seeking God. Our communication with God is enhanced by a deeper understanding of the book of Psalms and of the individual psalms that reside in each of our hearts.
You Will:
· Discover a rich school of prayer for all life's circumstances.
· Experience the transforming power of the responsorial psalms in the Mass.
· Learn how to visualize the psalms in order to empower their meditation.
· Study the many ways the Psalms foretell the life and mission of Jesus.
· See how the Psalms can empower your prayer to become an honest and personal dialogue with God.
The Bible in Not just any Story – It is Our Story, it is Your Story. Discover It, be Strengthened and Grow in your faith journey!
About the Presenters
Jeff Cavins is known internationally as an exciting Catholic Bible study teacher. He is the creator of The Great Adventure Bible Study System.
Sarah Christmyer is editor of The Great Adventure Bible Study series. She is co-author of several Great Adventure studies, including The Bible Timeline, Matthew, Acts, James, and Psalms.
Timothy Gray, Ph.D. is president and professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute in Denver. He holds a Ph.D. in biblical studies from Catholic University of America.