Christian Education

Christian Formation

   The very heart of being a Church is our relationship with God in Jesus Christ. For any relationship to continue and grow, we must be intentional about nurturing it.

   Holy Cross Provides many opportunities for God's people to gather and explore the many factes of our faith that will encourage personal growth and lead to a fuller, deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.

   Some opportunities are traditional Sunday, weekday, and midweek offerings, others are built around specific groups or interests, still others, are designed for those who are seeking God. We desire and seek the opportunity to create time and space for you to experience the depth of God's love in the midst of the ordinary and, thereby, be transformed by the extraordinary power of the resurrected Jesus.

2015 Christian Education

At Holy Cross we believe in having educational opportunities all year long. Our Adult Education classes offer an open discussion format along with video lessons to facilitate discussion.

Christian Education for Youth

The future of the Christian community is our children. Teaching children about Christ's love and sacrifice for us is a vital part of Holy Cross.

FEASTING ON THE WORD
Want your kids to know their Bible well and also learn how to think for themselves in connecting the Bible with life?

Holy Cross Episcopal Church introduces a new curriculum this fall for kids in grades 3-7 that does just that! Feasting on the Word looks each week at the same Scripture readings our children will be hearing in church. Most of the gospel readings this fall come from Matthew, for example.
children gather with our dedicated teachers each Sunday at 9 AM beginning on September 7. Parents are The children gather with our dedicated teachers each Sunday at 9 AM beginning on September 7. Parents are always welcome to come and see what’s going on!

Adult Christian Education (ACE)

Adjacent to our newly renovated children's classroom and nursery is our Adult Education Classroom. Adult Christian Education classes convene from
9:00 am to 10:00 am on Sunday morning. Rev. Thomas A. Momberg, Fr. Tom, and Dr. Loverd Peacock are our facilitators for most ACE sessions.

Adults began a new book study Sunday, February 22, 2015. "To read the Bible in church," says one lifelong Episcopalian in a story from Opening the Bible, "all you ever needed was a Prayer Book." With this story and others, the Rev. Dr. Roger Ferlo invites us to open not just our beloved Book of Common Prayer but also a Bible, even - dare we say it? - sometime other than Sunday worship.

With titles like "Why Read the Bible?" and "Scanning the Page, " this little book has helpful hints, both for first-time readers and old pros. Fr. Tom was a fellow seminary classmate of Roger's and as his friend can tell you from his own experience that this book can help you feel a bit more comfortable with "reading and meditating on God's Holy Word." Let Fr. Tom know if you want a copy but please join us even if you don't have a copy of the book each Sunday in Lent 2015.

e, "all you ever needed was a Prayer Book." With this story and others, the Rev. Dr. Roger Ferinvitus to open not just our beloved Book of Common Prayer but also a Bible, even - dare we say it? - sometime other than Sunday worship.

Classroom and Nursery

Women's Bible Study