Adult Spiritual Formation

Adult Spiritual Formation Ministries

Adult spiritual formation is an essential support for our lifelong Christian journey. We carefully balance opportunities to learn and grow in Christ with activities dedicated primarily to fellowship and fun (and some with a little of both mixed together).

St. Francis Bookclub
August 27, 7:30 p.m.
in the Frances Williamson Library

All are welcome to join us as we discuss
Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler.

"A brilliant, endlessly rich dystopian novel that's a fascinating exploration of how crises can fuel new religious and ideological movements."—John Green, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Turtles All the Way Down, New York Times

YOUNG ADULT MINISTRIES
Connection - Faith - Service - Meaning - Fun -
Anyone ages 18 - 35 are welcome to join us for our monthly gatherings.

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BOOK CLUB
We meet monthly and read and discuss a wide range and genre of books. We are take turns as discussion leaders. Feel welcome to join us anytime, whether you've read the book or not. All are welcome. For more info contact Stephenie Cooper

WOMEN'S MINISTRIES
Women coming together to support each other in our faith journey and lives.

Climate Conference
September 14
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
St. Paul's/San Pablo Salinas

Explore how caring for the Earth is an integral part of living as the Jesus Movement and learn practical tools to put creation care into action. $25 registration.

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LABRYINTH
We have a permanent outdoor labyrinth painted on the patio which is open to all. The labyrinth has a single path that leads you into the center and back out again. Walking the labyrinth is symbolic of a pilgrimage or other spiritual journey and is usually done in prayer or meditation. We plan occasional events focusing on the labyrinth.

FRANCES WILLIAMSON LIBRARY
We are privileged to have an extremely well stocked and well organized library on site. Not only are there many books focusing on theology, the Bible, and spirituality, but there are also a lot of history resources and a nice collection of fiction. There is a self check-out system. The library is open to all parishioners.