ADVANCE PURCHASE OF CURRICULUM Abraham, Sarah and Hagar: The Parents of Three World Religions
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$150.00
$150.00
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A curriculum for congregations and small groups is in development. It will be out in the Fall of 2024
Advance purchase special: $150.00
This special price includes the facilitator's guide and 8 student booklets. The guide and booklets come with access to online video and support material for the facilitator and class!
These stories surrounding Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar lay the foundation for three of the world's religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Join us while we hear these stories and dig deep into their meaning. These stories show us how our jealousy and insecurity can get in the way of our ability to love. Learning these stories will guide you in a better understanding of the roots and current relationship between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
You will hear the stories, learn about them from scholars who research them in-depth, and have the opportunity to reflect on them from your own experience and tradition.
Through each section, you will learn about the context of the stories. When and where were the stories first told? Who was the audience? Why are there two creation stories? We will look at the similarities and differences in the stories and discuss their importance for the audience in which they were each written. This will lead us to reflect a bit more deeply on their value for today's reader.
If you prefer to purchase the individual, learn-at-your-own-pace class, follow this link
Advance purchase special: $150.00
This special price includes the facilitator's guide and 8 student booklets. The guide and booklets come with access to online video and support material for the facilitator and class!
These stories surrounding Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar lay the foundation for three of the world's religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Join us while we hear these stories and dig deep into their meaning. These stories show us how our jealousy and insecurity can get in the way of our ability to love. Learning these stories will guide you in a better understanding of the roots and current relationship between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
You will hear the stories, learn about them from scholars who research them in-depth, and have the opportunity to reflect on them from your own experience and tradition.
Through each section, you will learn about the context of the stories. When and where were the stories first told? Who was the audience? Why are there two creation stories? We will look at the similarities and differences in the stories and discuss their importance for the audience in which they were each written. This will lead us to reflect a bit more deeply on their value for today's reader.
If you prefer to purchase the individual, learn-at-your-own-pace class, follow this link