The Amateur Theologian Club

amateur (noun)
ˈa-mə-chər

definition:

1. one lacking in experience and competence in an art or science
2. a person who admires something; devotee; fan

In the Amateur Theologian Club, we’re amateurs in both sense of the word. On the one hand, we’re a place for beginners in theology, for those who don’t know big words to throw around to impress others and to those who are more than anything interested in exploring and growing in their knowledge of God. And on the other hand, we are those who come to theology book groups because we want to grow in our love and devotion of God. We believe that what the mind understands the heart can then better love.

The Amateur Theologian Clubs meets for short book studies throughout the year. All are welcome to come join us, but sign up early because class size will be limited so that everyone has a chance to be a part of our discussions. Women and men of all levels of education, background, and knowledge are invited, and we are intentional about making our discussions accessible so that all of us grow in the knowledge of God and faithful discipleship.

Spring 2023

 

Winter Study: The Secular Creed: Engaging Five Contemporary Claims by Rebecca McLaughlin – January 22 and February 5

 

Lent Study: A Little Book on the Christian Life by John Calvin – February 26, March 12 and 26

 

Eastertide Study: The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis – April 23, April 30, and May 7

Buy the book yourself, and e-mail Joey (jsherrard@signalpres.org) to sign up. Space is limited!

For more information or to sign up for an upcoming study email Joey Sherrard.

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