LST@LTS

Lay School of Theology at Lexington Theological Seminary

The Lay School of Theology is a continuing education program primarily for people to enrich their Christian faith.

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Spring 2010 Offerings:

Session III: March 6, 13, and 20

Being Church for All Generations
Dr. David Sharrard, Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Care at LTS

How does the church keep people over fifty, who have traditional values shaped by the last century, and attract those under forty, shaped and being shaped by our postmodern world?  The percentage of un-churched persons is growing in America.  This course will explore both the generational challenges faced by congregations as well as ways to minister to all people in our pluralistic age.  Recommended text: Edward H. Hammett with James R. Pierce. Reaching People Under 40 While Keeping People Over 60. St. Louis: Chalice Press, 2007.

Registration Information

Each course meets on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon in the Fellowship Hall at Lexington Theological Seminary. Registration is $50 for each course or $140 for all three courses in a semester. For more information, contact Bill Turner by e-mail: bturner@lextheo.edu or by phone: 859-280-1253.

Registration deadlines:
Spring Session One or all three courses – January 11
Spring Session Two – February 1
Spring Session Three – March 1

Limited registration at the door.
Refund policy — There will be a $5 refund charge for each course.

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Location: Lexington Theological Seminary is located at 631 South Limestone Street.Parking: Turn at the stoplight onto Maxwelton Court and drive beside the Seminary Administration Building, following the drive to the rear of the campus where a large parking lot is adjacent to the Fellowship Hall.