Comments from our Bible Study users
“I found the Sunday liturgy became much more meaningful after doing this Bible study." - C. Fontaine “I loved the fellowship and community that was created in our group. It created a hunger for more. I found everyone’s responses intriguing by the variety of insights that arose from each scripture passage.” The “Come and Rest” Bible study enables me to prepare more fully for the Sunday mass. The ability to read, study, and explore beforehand gives me opportunity to focus more deeply on the readings and how they reflect on my personal life. When the weekend mass arrives, it is often with affirmation and confirmation that I hear the words of Christ.” - L. Jones “I had the privilege of journeying through Advent immersed in these reflections. I follow the Orthodox fast to prepare myself spiritually to receive the blessings of celebrating Jesus the light of the world. The structured scripture readings and insightful and thought provoking questions enhanced my fasting immeasurably " - M. Sidic “This scripture reflection and study has been assembled beautifully. I was impressed in how it sought out various scripture passages which supported each other. The group sharing and reflections triggered insightful and interesting discussion. It is well done!" - M. Schoenberger “The scripture references connected the old and new testaments for me and helped me to get a deeper understanding of the scriptures. Also the call, the promises and the loving care God had for his people then are also for all of us now.” - P. Fontaine “This powerful study, surely inspired by the Holy Spirit, is a must for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the sacred scriptures and the Sunday liturgy.” “As a ‘cradle’ Catholic and a senior citizen, I have to say that my faith has been greatly enriched by this Bible study.” - A.M. Rhodes “I found Gwen Meding’s Bible study very stimulating and thought provoking. The discussions and points of view that evolved have helped to deepen my understanding of God’s Holy Word.” - M. Schmidek Consider forming a weekly small group for your parish, college or school |