St. Paul's Carondelet Church
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Sunday Morning Adult Education at 9:30 AM

Grab a coffee and gather round! This is a great group to hang out with.  Our gatherings are  conversational, story laden, intellectually and spiritually meaty, and fun.  
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For the next four Sundays, through the end of Lent, we'll be sharing in a process of evaluating and reflecting on the expansive life. What is it? Is it worth having? If so, how do we accomplish it? Join us for a time of story sharing and life-assessing through the lens of faith.
March 20       Expansive Life – Personal Inventory and Conversation
March 27       Sacred stories of faith: using conversation prompts and a worksheet, we’ll share stories of God’s faithfulness in our lives and encourage one another for the challenges of today.
April 3          Expansive Life and the Enneagram – After a brief introduction of Enneagram numbers, we’ll consider how our spirituality is shaped by our personality, history and proclivities. How can we go deeper in our walk with God and stop feeling guilty for what we are not able to be/do?
April 10        Expansiveness and traditions of prayer based on temperament – Using our Enneagram and personal insights, we’ll explore some spiritual practices that might be applicable to our personal style/type.

Videos from Previous Classes

​Sabbath Lab

This class began us on our journey to incorporating sabbath in our Lenten practice. You'll get a taste of our experience by watching these hour long videos.

Focused Faith

Racism, Oppression, & Inequality In the Carondelet Neighborhood (Exploring what St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Community Can Do for Positive Change)
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Session I - Introduction to challenges poverty creates in St. Louis city
Session II - Food Insecurity in St. Louis City
Final Session - Education and Health Disparities in our Neighborhood

Spiritual Formation is not just learning it
​ - it's living it!

Living the Sacraments

​The Episcopal Church embraces and upholds the rich sacramental traditions established by the Church. We understand that God is mysteriously available and accessible through Baptism, Communion, and the other sacraments. Our spiritual growth is enriched as we embrace the embodied nature of Christ in all things, living in and through us.
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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • What We Believe
    • Visitors
    • Job Posting
    • Photos
    • Parish Leadership
    • Staff
    • History
    • Art in Worship
    • Parish Directory
    • Tell us about yourself
  • Worship
    • Sermon Archives
    • Funeral for Margaret Polcyn
  • Mission
    • Care for the Earth
    • Care for Community >
      • Sharing Community >
        • Newsletter Survey
  • GROW
    • Adult Spirituality
    • Children's Ministry
  • Events
    • Calendar
    • Food Sign Up
    • I'll Help Out with the BBQ!
    • Rent our Space
    • Weddings
    • Funeral and Memorial Services
  • GIVE
    • Pledge for 2022
  • Blog
  • Contact Us