Monday Classes

Monday morning classes are short courses which offer an introduction to a particular topic or issue. Each series of classes lasts for 8 weeks, and are open to anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of the Bible, or explore a particular contemporary issue (no prior qualifications are required).

The details of the spring classes are as follows:

6th February – 26th March 2012

10:15-11:15am

Faith in the Workplace
Supporting Christian Discipleship in the World of Work

This series of classes, delivered in partnership with Mission Scotland, is an opportunity to explore both biblically and practically what it means to be a 21st century disciple in the workplace. It is aimed at those who support and encourage Christians in the workplace (such as ministers and others in church leadership) as well as those in work or who volunteer. Using a wide range of biblical examples and principles, it will explore issues around workplace culture, behaviours, relationships, opportunities, obligations and ambition. It will examine how these affect the way Christians live and explore how Christians can influence these issues.

11:45am-12:45pm

Streams in the Desert
Drawing Fresh Water from Various Sources of Christian Spiritual Formation

As adult disciples many of us experience seasons of spiritual dryness in our Christian journey. This class will explore the challenges of finding living water in the desert times of life, drawing on resources from a variety of Christian traditions.

Each class costs £7 per session which is paid at the start of the lecture. Alternatively this can be paid in advance at the discounted rate of £50 for the 8 sessions (for Friends of ICC the cost is £6 per class or £45 for the series if paid in advance).

If you book in advance for both classes in a semester it is £90 (£80 for Friends of ICC).

Download a brochure about the Monday classes below, and for more information contact Sandra McSporran (sandra.mcsporran@icc.ac.uk)

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