Women of the Gallatin Valley,
Welcome to the 2012 Spring Women’s Ecumenical Bible Study of ACTS—
The mission of WEBS (Women’s Ecumenical Bible Study) is to build connection; as we explore God’s story, we share our stories. WEBS offers Seekers and Christians, who enjoy the perspectives of other women, a safe, engaging environment to nurture their faith through Bible Study and in relationship. WEBS provides both a spiritual and scholarly environment in which each woman can live her own spiritual journey in community.
WEBS Organization: The word ‘ecumenical’ means promoting the unity of and friendly relations between different Christian traditions. Bozeman United Methodist Church, Hope Lutheran Church, First Presbyterian Church and St. James Episcopal Church host and/or provide leadership for WEBS on a rotating basis.
Childcare and Children’s Ministry: Childcare is free, and each member of the childcare team has had background checks and has completed the training program “Safe Guarding God’s Children.” Pre-school age children have their own Children’s Bible Study, a Christian formation curriculum, which is part of the childcare program.
When we meet: Mondays, 10:00-11:45 am with refreshments served at 9:45 at January 16th – March 26th
Where: First Presbyterian Church, corner of Willson and Babcock
Who: offered by WEBS, a diverse group of women in respectful relationship with one another, who are interested in nurturing faith through Bible Study, friendship, and prayer.
WEBS Coordinator: Katie Daughenbaugh, 570-4146
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Spring 2011 WEBS Pastor Facilitator:
The Rev. Valerie Webster, Episcopal priest, BDH staff chaplain, & Spiritual Director
579-3980
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What: to expect at the WEBS 2012 Spring Bible Study
We’ll read the Book of Acts using N.T. Wright’s Acts for Everyone: Chapters 13-28.
You may purchase this book at the first class or online.
Come between 9:45 and 10 am for coffee. We officially gather at 10 am for a group opening, move into small group discussion, take a break, then gather as a large group with the facilitator for a scholarly, personal, &/or worshipful response to the readings.
