Windermere University Presents:

“What is your Passion?” Zoom Lenten Series. Lent calls us to reflection and evaluation, but it also calls us to action. Think of Passion as the energy that keeps us going despite the challenges we face. It is our purpose for getting up in the morning. It is the very thing that fuels our being. Members of our congregation will be sharing their stories of inspiration and motivation on their journey to discovering their faith and how service and life experiences have led them to where they are now in their journey. In particular, how they came to WUC and how their faith has impacted/informed what they do. Please join us Sunday evenings at 6:00 pm.

  

What is Your Passion Presentations

 


Bible Study on Tuesday Evenings

A Study on the Gospels

A Study on the Gospels with Pastor Barton
From the beginning of human history, we have learned and evolved with the help of great story telling.  Many of you know by now I am huge fan of the four Gospels.  The stories of Jesus and his teachings have helped me tremendously with connecting to God, myself and others.  These stories have brought incredible clarity as to who I am.  They also have helped me to discover the true nature of God.  


Zoom Etiquette
Windermere University values every participant. To help create an environment of safe space, we are asking each participant to be mindful that we are all in different places on our faith journey. Please remain open to hearing different perspectives.
1. Please mute your microphone when you are not speaking. This will help us minimize background noises and disruptions.
2. Please allow the speaker to finish without interruption. If you have something to add, please make a note to yourself to share later or use the chat feature at the bottom of your screen and the facilitators will make sure to include your responses before the class ends.
3. Talking is not a requirement. Please do not solicit comments from others. Some people prefer listening.
4. Our breakout rooms are intended for deeper reflection in smaller groups. We have time restraints in those rooms. Please keep your answers concise so that others have an opportunity to share.
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