Adult Formation
"The reign of God is at hand. Reform your lives and believe in the Gospel!" (Matthew 1:15)
These words of Jesus establish the first and enduring goal of anyone who wishes to be one of his mature disciples to acquire an attitude of conversion to the Lord.
Adult catehesis makes one more willing and able to be a christian disciple in the world. The need for personal formation is necessary bound up with the role which adults assume in public life. They share with all Christians the task of witnessing to the Gospel in words and deeds, but the do this undeniable authority and in a specifically adult way.
St. John's provides a variety of "programs" to assist Adults in their quest to become Christian disciples and become formed in their faith. We offer small group and large group formats based upon your needs.
These words of Jesus establish the first and enduring goal of anyone who wishes to be one of his mature disciples to acquire an attitude of conversion to the Lord.
Adult catehesis makes one more willing and able to be a christian disciple in the world. The need for personal formation is necessary bound up with the role which adults assume in public life. They share with all Christians the task of witnessing to the Gospel in words and deeds, but the do this undeniable authority and in a specifically adult way.
St. John's provides a variety of "programs" to assist Adults in their quest to become Christian disciples and become formed in their faith. We offer small group and large group formats based upon your needs.
There are plenty of study/bible groups that you can become a part of. Call the parish office 625-3131 or email stjohnch@stjohnsmankato.net.
CONVERSION: Following the Call of Christ Using six stories from the Bible, Bishop Barron demonstrates how ordinary, sinful people are met by Jesus and called to a better life through him. Conversion is not so much a one-time event, but a lifelong process of focusing our attention and energy toward an ever deepening relationship with Christ.
Thursdays: 6:30 pm February 23 to April 20, 2017
Cost: $25
Place: John Paul II Room
