Pilgrim Course: participants of ‘The Beatitudes,’ 2023 Lent Study held at Holy Trinity, Yackandandah

WHEN IS THE NEXT PILGRIM COURSE?

THE LORD’S PRAYER: The 2nd Pilgrim course will be on ‘The Lord’s Prayer.’ It commences on Tuesday, 23 May, at 10.45am for six consecutive weeks. Eucharist precedes the meeting at 10.00am. Held at Holy Trinity, Yackandandah. Books $15 each. ALL ARE WELCOME! More information on the course can be found here: http://www.pilgrimcourse.org/books/the-lords-prayer-(book-2)

THE BIBLE: 3rd Pilgrim course will be on ‘The Bible.’ It commences on Tuesday – 17, 24 & 31 October, 21 & 28 November, and 5 December. All meetings are at 1.30pm. Venue: Holy Trinity Yackandandah. ARE WELCOME! More information on the course can be found here: http://www.pilgrimcourse.org/books/the-bible-(book-7)

What is the Pilgrim Course?

Pilgrim is a major teaching and discipleship resource from the Church of England used by many Anglican Churches around the world. It aims to help every local church create a place where people can explore the Christian faith together and see how it can be lived out each day.

Pilgrim takes a different approach to other Christian programmes. It approaches the great issues of faith not through persuasion, but participation in a pattern of contemplation and discussion with a group of fellow travelers.

Pilgrim is comprised of two stages: the Follow stage for those very new to faith, and the Grow stage for those who want to go further. Each stage contains four short six-session courses which focus on a major theme of Christian life.

Pilgrim’s approach

It starts at the very beginning

Pilgrim assumes very little understanding or knowledge of the Christian faith.

It focuses on Jesus Christ

Pilgrim aims to equip people to follow Jesus Christ as disciples in the whole of their lives.

It flows from the Scriptures

The primary focus of each session is a group of people engaging with the Bible together.

It draws deeply from the Christian tradition

In the Early Church, the Christian faith was taught by the transmission of key texts which summed up the heart of the Christian message. Pilgrim restores this approach for the twenty-first century.

It honours the Anglican way and its many streams

Pilgrim has been developed as a specifically Anglican resource which aims to cater for every tradition in the Anglican Church.

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