Education
Several classes are available, as well as are a variety of written resources.

Classes
Adult Sunday School 10:00 AM - We are currently studying The Harmony of the Collects, Epistles, and Gospels by Melville Scott. It is a systematic analysis of the entire Church Year, showing the themes that flow through the seasons of Advent, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, and Trinity.
Bible Study, every Wednesday 10:00 AM - We are currently studying the Book of Ruth.
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The book of Ruth is named after the Moabite woman who was jointed to the Israelite people by her marriage with a very important person (VIP) named Boaz. The book contains a beautiful example of filial piety, pleasing the Hebrews especially because of its connection with King David, and useful to Hebrews, Gentiles, and us. The major theme of the book is to demonstrate the divine reward for such piety even when practiced by a stranger.
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Ruth's piety, her spirit of self-sacrifice, and her moral integrity were favored by God with her gift of faith and a marriage whereby she became the ancestress of David and of Christ.
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Another theme discovered in this book is that the love of God is limited to a nationality or a cultural boundary. God's love is universal.
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To know more about all these themes, please join us every Wednesday at 10 AM when we let the Holy Spirit guide us to study the Word of God and apply it to our daily life.
Anglican Catholic Class, every other Friday 3:00 - This is a new member class as well as a refresher for current members, reviewing what the Anglican Catholic Church believes and stands for. The class uses Anglican Faith and Practice written by our Archbishop, the Most Reverend Mark Haverland. The book may be ordered
For the current class dates, see the

Written Resources
- This Guide may be used by visitors and newcomers in place of the Book of Common Prayer.
Printed copies are available in the back of the sanctuary or from an usher.
Holy Communion (blue booklet) - This includes text from the Book of Common Prayer and the American Missal, with indicators for when to stand or kneel.
Printed copies are available in the back of the sanctuary or from an usher.
Library - We invite you to visit our expansive library. Books may be checked out.
St. Alban's Canon Newton Library