Mass of welcome for the Lourdes Pilgrimage
A Mass for those attending the Archdiocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes this summer. However, all are welcome to attend
A Mass for those attending the Archdiocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes this summer. However, all are welcome to attend
Professor James Edwards, a fascinating speaker and a leading biblical scholar from USA, will lead a five-day mini course for those who are searching for Jesus.
Using the Gospel of Mark as his base, Prof. Edwards will show how Jesus fits into the history of first century Palestine, and using literature and archaeology from the period will help those who are looking for Jesus to find and encounter him. Get your ticket here.
James Edwards is a native of Colorado.
He speaks in church, conference, and community settings, for two decades he was Contributing Editor at Christianity Today.
He has authored more than one hundred articles, both scholarly and popular, and New Testament commentaries for Community Bible Study.
His books have been translated into Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, and German.
He also has led a dozen study tours to Israel, Turkey, and Greece. He was named to the North Dakota Humanities Council for his studies on the Holocaust.
He has received teaching and research awards from Sears-Roebuck, Templeton Award in Science and Religion, German Academic Exchange Service, Pew-Gordon, and Membership in the Centre of Theological Inquiry, Princeton. At Jamestown and Whitworth, he received awards from both faculty and students for teaching excellence.
Get your ticket here.
Professor James Edwards, a fascinating speaker and a leading biblical scholar from USA, will lead a five-day mini course for those who are searching for Jesus.
Using the Gospel of Mark as his base, Prof. Edwards will show how Jesus fits into the history of first century Palestine, and using literature and archaeology from the period will help those who are looking for Jesus to find and encounter him. Get your ticket here.
James Edwards is a native of Colorado.
He speaks in church, conference, and community settings, for two decades he was Contributing Editor at Christianity Today.
He has authored more than one hundred articles, both scholarly and popular, and New Testament commentaries for Community Bible Study.
His books have been translated into Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, and German.
He also has led a dozen study tours to Israel, Turkey, and Greece. He was named to the North Dakota Humanities Council for his studies on the Holocaust.
He has received teaching and research awards from Sears-Roebuck, Templeton Award in Science and Religion, German Academic Exchange Service, Pew-Gordon, and Membership in the Centre of Theological Inquiry, Princeton. At Jamestown and Whitworth, he received awards from both faculty and students for teaching excellence.
Get your ticket here.
Professor James Edwards, a fascinating speaker and a leading biblical scholar from USA, will lead a five-day mini course for those who are searching for Jesus.
Using the Gospel of Mark as his base, Prof. Edwards will show how Jesus fits into the history of first century Palestine, and using literature and archaeology from the period will help those who are looking for Jesus to find and encounter him. Get your ticket here.
James Edwards is a native of Colorado.
He speaks in church, conference, and community settings, for two decades he was Contributing Editor at Christianity Today.
He has authored more than one hundred articles, both scholarly and popular, and New Testament commentaries for Community Bible Study.
His books have been translated into Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, and German.
He also has led a dozen study tours to Israel, Turkey, and Greece. He was named to the North Dakota Humanities Council for his studies on the Holocaust.
He has received teaching and research awards from Sears-Roebuck, Templeton Award in Science and Religion, German Academic Exchange Service, Pew-Gordon, and Membership in the Centre of Theological Inquiry, Princeton. At Jamestown and Whitworth, he received awards from both faculty and students for teaching excellence.
Get your ticket here.
Professor James Edwards, a fascinating speaker and a leading biblical scholar from USA, will lead a five-day mini course for those who are searching for Jesus.
Using the Gospel of Mark as his base, Prof. Edwards will show how Jesus fits into the history of first century Palestine, and using literature and archaeology from the period will help those who are looking for Jesus to find and encounter him. Get your ticket here.
James Edwards is a native of Colorado.
He speaks in church, conference, and community settings, for two decades he was Contributing Editor at Christianity Today.
He has authored more than one hundred articles, both scholarly and popular, and New Testament commentaries for Community Bible Study.
His books have been translated into Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, and German.
He also has led a dozen study tours to Israel, Turkey, and Greece. He was named to the North Dakota Humanities Council for his studies on the Holocaust.
He has received teaching and research awards from Sears-Roebuck, Templeton Award in Science and Religion, German Academic Exchange Service, Pew-Gordon, and Membership in the Centre of Theological Inquiry, Princeton. At Jamestown and Whitworth, he received awards from both faculty and students for teaching excellence.
Get your ticket here.
Professor James Edwards, a fascinating speaker and a leading biblical scholar from USA, will lead a five-day mini course for those who are searching for Jesus.
Using the Gospel of Mark as his base, Prof. Edwards will show how Jesus fits into the history of first century Palestine, and using literature and archaeology from the period will help those who are looking for Jesus to find and encounter him. Get your ticket here.
James Edwards is a native of Colorado.
He speaks in church, conference, and community settings, for two decades he was Contributing Editor at Christianity Today.
He has authored more than one hundred articles, both scholarly and popular, and New Testament commentaries for Community Bible Study.
His books have been translated into Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, and German.
He also has led a dozen study tours to Israel, Turkey, and Greece. He was named to the North Dakota Humanities Council for his studies on the Holocaust.
He has received teaching and research awards from Sears-Roebuck, Templeton Award in Science and Religion, German Academic Exchange Service, Pew-Gordon, and Membership in the Centre of Theological Inquiry, Princeton. At Jamestown and Whitworth, he received awards from both faculty and students for teaching excellence.
Get your ticket here.
Professor James Edwards, a fascinating speaker and a leading biblical scholar from USA, will lead a five-day mini course for those who are searching for Jesus.
Using the Gospel of Mark as his base, Prof. Edwards will show how Jesus fits into the history of first century Palestine, and using literature and archaeology from the period will help those who are looking for Jesus to find and encounter him. Get your ticket here.
James Edwards is a native of Colorado.
He speaks in church, conference, and community settings, for two decades he was Contributing Editor at Christianity Today.
He has authored more than one hundred articles, both scholarly and popular, and New Testament commentaries for Community Bible Study.
His books have been translated into Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, and German.
He also has led a dozen study tours to Israel, Turkey, and Greece. He was named to the North Dakota Humanities Council for his studies on the Holocaust.
He has received teaching and research awards from Sears-Roebuck, Templeton Award in Science and Religion, German Academic Exchange Service, Pew-Gordon, and Membership in the Centre of Theological Inquiry, Princeton. At Jamestown and Whitworth, he received awards from both faculty and students for teaching excellence.
Get your ticket here.
Join us to pray that more young people will respond to God's call to the priesthood and religious life. Refreshments served after Mass.
An event to celebrate the lives of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in Scotland, with ‘music, poetry, silence and celebration’.
This event takes place in the hall of Sacred Heart Church, 28 Lauriston Street, Edinburgh, EH3 9DJ on Tuesday 20 June at 4:30pm. No registration required.
The Archdiocese hosts a ‘Run Alpha’ training day for parishes interested in trying Alpha.
Alpha is an evangelisation opportunity in which anyone can come to learn about Jesus and the basics of Christianity, nd can be utilised in a Catholic context
The hospitality and welcome offered by the facilitators is a key component to making your Alpha run well. Join us to learn more about Alpha and learn how to run the most effective Alpha you can.
Join us on Saturday 10 June, from 9:30am to 3:30pm at the Gillis Centre, 100 Strathearn Road, Edinburgh, EH9 1BB. Please bring a packed lunch. Register on Eventbrite: bit.ly/archedventbrite
Schedule for the day:
9:30am - Arrivals and Welcome (coffee available)
10:00am – Intro to Alpha in a Catholic Context & Sample Alpha session ‘Why Did Jesus Die?’
11:15am– Q&A (coffee break)
11:45am – Sample Alpha Day Pt 1 ‘Who is the Holy Spirit?’
12.30pm - Lunch (People bring their own)
1:30pm – Sample Alpha Day Pt 2 ‘How Can I be filled with the Holy Spirit?’
2:00pm – Model prayer ministry
2:30pm – Q&A, coffee and cake