SundayMornings@Westminster
Sunday Mornings at the 9^th hour: 2007-2008
Programs for Children and Youth			( more about our child and youth programs )
	Pre-K:	“Bible Quest”: Old and New Testament Bible Stories
	K - Grade 4:	“We Believe” curriculum of the PCUSA in workshop rotation
	Mid High:	Jesus/Others/Yourself (JOY): "Faithful Questions” study of questions and beliefs
	Senior High:	Sunday Morning Coffeehouse conversations and more on issues of faith

Current Offerings for Adults

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ADULT EDUCATION April 6-May 11  9-10 am Lounge “The earth is the LORD’S and all that is in it…”   Psalm 24:1 April 6     John Wright- CARING FOR OUR EARTH  What are the problems?  Options? April 13   John Wright- CARING FOR OUR EARTH  What is the future of our home? April 20   Abe Aberle- CARING FOR OUR EARTH  Is Agriculture the answer? April 27   Bill Vogelsang- CARING FOR OUR EARTH  Is Nuclear Energy the answer? May 4      Thatcher Root- CARING FOR OUR EARTH  Is Solar Energy the answer? May 11    Thatcher Root- CARING FOR OUR EARTH  Conservation and sustainability May 18   - CARING FOR OUR EARTH  - Celebration CHRISTIANS AND MUSLIMS TOGETHER  ...A discussion series Sundays: April 20,  27, May 4, 11 & 18  in the Lounge, 11:30 am Christians and Muslims Together; a book which promotes dialogue between Presbyterians and Muslims, will be our guide; especially in the following chapters: Ch. 1— A Summary of the Faith and Practice of Islam Ch. 5— Issues of Theology and Practice Ch. 6— Directions for the Future--The Search for Understanding Our discussion series will include guests, Mosleh Ashkar and Abdullah Younes, who have previously presented testimonies about their Islamic faith to various Christian groups. We will gather in the lounge at 11:30 am on the above listed dates and copies of the three mentioned chapters will be available at the first session. Mosleh Ashkar was born in Palestine and his family became refugees  forced to flee to southern Lebanon. They eventually settled in Damascus, Syria. After his retirement, Mosleh joined relatives in Madison and became a US citizen. While here he has actively pursued an interest in writing;  publishing several books of Arabic poetry as well as a few books about Madison also in Arabic. Abdullah also was born in Palestine and with his parents and siblings became refugees in 1948. He has resided with his wife and daughters in Madison since 1981. He obtained a degree in civil engineering from UW Madison in 1985 and is currently employed by Dane County Contact Ed Daub for further information about these sessions..