An Introduction to The Tempest, Part 2

Sunday Jan 29

7:00 pm

What happens when a human has godlike powers – and what are the risks of giving that power away? Join us as we explore the complications of age and the limits of forgiveness in one of Shakespeare's most beautiful plays. Our presenters will be Pastor Emily and John Silver. Please do your best to read the play before we meet (and bring a copy of the text with you!) If you have trouble along the way, don't hesitate to email (dryflier@verizon.net) John, and he'll do his best to help.

Adult Ed Trip to Princeton Art Museum

Saturday, February 4

Come join us as we view the exhibit 'Object of Devotion: Medieval English Alabaster Sculptures from the Victoria and Albert Museum'. For more information, go to artmuseum.princeton.edu.  The docent-led tour will begin at 10 am; we will meet in the lobby at 9:55 am. $5 per person. Please sign up, if you haven't already, on the sign-up sheet near the parish offices. Let Sally Burkman know if special arrangements are needed for driving into the museum or gaining access to the elevators, or if you have further questions. For those interested, we could go on to an informal lunch at noon!

Adult Inquirers' Class

 What do we believe as  Episcopalians and why?

 Where do we fit in the  Christian family tree?

If you have ever asked these questions and are looking for answers, then this class is for you. Those interested in being received into the Episcopal Church or confirmed by Bishop Councell in April 2012 are invited to attend classes led by Fr. Jack and seminarian Paul Adler starting in February. The group will meet in the Chapel at 9:00 am on 2/5, 2/12, 2/26, 3/4, 3/11, and 3/18. We hope to provide child care during these sessions as well - let us know if you'd like to take us up on that! Please contact Fr. Jack at jackbelmont@verizon.net or at 609-737-0985 to express your interest or ask questions.