LENTEN STUDY OF LUKE
Thursdays (and one Tuesday) during Lent - via Zoom, 7:00-8:00 PM
Many of the Sunday morning Scripture passages during Lent this year come from Luke's gospel, and you're invited to dive a little deeper with our mid-week Virtual Class. Mathew Swora will guide this weekly discussion of Luke based on a book from the Interpretation Bible Studies series. There are copies available in the church office for people who plan to participate in the class.
March 6: Chapter 2, Luke 4-1-30, The Temptation of Jesus
March 13: Chapter 3, Luke 5:1-9:50, The Galilean Ministry
March 20: Chapter 4, Luke 9:51-62, Journey to Jerusalem
March 27: Chapter 5, Luke 10:25-37, A Way of Life
April 3: Chapter 7, Luke 14:1-24, Table Manners
April 10: Chapter 8, Luke 15:1-32, Parables of the Lost
April 15 (Tuesday of Holy Week): Chapter 9, Luke 23:32-49, Reflections From the Cross
April 24 (Easter Week): Chapter 10, Luke 24:13-35, Along the Road to Emmaus
Many of the Sunday morning Scripture passages during Lent this year come from Luke's gospel, and you're invited to dive a little deeper with our mid-week Virtual Class. Mathew Swora will guide this weekly discussion of Luke based on a book from the Interpretation Bible Studies series. There are copies available in the church office for people who plan to participate in the class.
March 6: Chapter 2, Luke 4-1-30, The Temptation of Jesus
March 13: Chapter 3, Luke 5:1-9:50, The Galilean Ministry
March 20: Chapter 4, Luke 9:51-62, Journey to Jerusalem
March 27: Chapter 5, Luke 10:25-37, A Way of Life
April 3: Chapter 7, Luke 14:1-24, Table Manners
April 10: Chapter 8, Luke 15:1-32, Parables of the Lost
April 15 (Tuesday of Holy Week): Chapter 9, Luke 23:32-49, Reflections From the Cross
April 24 (Easter Week): Chapter 10, Luke 24:13-35, Along the Road to Emmaus

Bible 101
Sundays - 9:15 AM, CPC Parlor
Each week this class watches short videos from the Bible Project that illustrate and explain the historical background and primary themes of individual books of the Bible, as well as provide some food for thought. This is a class you can pop into whenever you're able.
March 9: Acts
March 16: Literary Styles: Epistles
March 23: Romans
March 30: Corinthians & Galatians
April 6: Ephesians & Philippians
April 13: Thessalonians & Timothy
April 20: No Class - Easter
April 27: Hebrews & James
May 4: 1 Peter, 1-3 John
May 11: Apocalyptic, Revelation, part 1
May 18: Revelation, part 2
Each week this class watches short videos from the Bible Project that illustrate and explain the historical background and primary themes of individual books of the Bible, as well as provide some food for thought. This is a class you can pop into whenever you're able.
March 9: Acts
March 16: Literary Styles: Epistles
March 23: Romans
March 30: Corinthians & Galatians
April 6: Ephesians & Philippians
April 13: Thessalonians & Timothy
April 20: No Class - Easter
April 27: Hebrews & James
May 4: 1 Peter, 1-3 John
May 11: Apocalyptic, Revelation, part 1
May 18: Revelation, part 2


ThE PASTOR's CLASS
Sundays - 9:15 AM, Fellowship Hall
The Pastor's Class is an in-depth lecture-based Bible study class taught by our pastor and head of staff, the Rev. Dr. Paul Lang.
March 23 - May 4: Sabbath Keeping
It is the fourth commandment, one of the “Big Ten” commandments. It is the gift that is never opened — a day of rest which is too often ignored, and ignored at our own peril. It marks a defining re-consideration of calendars and time. What is the Sabbath and what are we told to do in order to “keep it holy” as we are commanded in Exodus 20?
No class Easter Sunday, April 20.
The Pastor's Class is an in-depth lecture-based Bible study class taught by our pastor and head of staff, the Rev. Dr. Paul Lang.
March 23 - May 4: Sabbath Keeping
It is the fourth commandment, one of the “Big Ten” commandments. It is the gift that is never opened — a day of rest which is too often ignored, and ignored at our own peril. It marks a defining re-consideration of calendars and time. What is the Sabbath and what are we told to do in order to “keep it holy” as we are commanded in Exodus 20?
No class Easter Sunday, April 20.


PILGRIMAGE CLASSES
The Pilgrimage is a nation-wide, multi-congregation ministry, led by our pastor, Rev. Dr. Paul Lang, for Christians hoping to grow deeper in their faith. Classes are offered in person at Cary Presbyterian Church as well as live-streamed.

Faith Formation AT CPC
At CPC, we view faith formation as a process that informs, forms, and transforms us into disciples of Jesus Christ. Faith formation in the Christian church encourages people of all ages to:
Faith Formation at CPC includes a variety of opportunities for learning and growing in faith for all ages. We hope you will enjoy learning with and from others on your faith journey. Please contact Reverend Alan Bancroft through the church office with any questions.
- Grow in our relationship with God throughout our lives;
- Live as disciples of Jesus Christ at home, at work, and in the world;
- Develop an understanding of the Bible and our faith tradition;
- Deepen our spiritual life and practices;
- Engage in service and mission;
- Relate the Christian faith to life today; and
- Participate in the life and ministries of the faith community.
Faith Formation at CPC includes a variety of opportunities for learning and growing in faith for all ages. We hope you will enjoy learning with and from others on your faith journey. Please contact Reverend Alan Bancroft through the church office with any questions.