Adult education at All Saints' includes a wide range of offerings. To find out about classes and programs over the coming weeks and months, please click on the green "What's New" box above. The Adult Education Committee, chaired by Jean Fitzpatrick and Jim Relyea, welcomes your suggestions.

Our offerings vary from season to season. Most recently they have included:

• "Bagels and Books," a monthly discussion of The Heart of Christianity by Marcus Borg;
• a panel discussion on "Spirituality and the Workplace" featuring parishioners in a wide range of careers;
• a parish retreat with the Rev. Barbara Crafton;
• a videotape and discussion of the "God Is Not a Republican Or a Democrat" panel at Trinity Church, Wall Street;
• a day-long women's retreat on "Writing Your Spiritual Autobiography;"
• an exploration of the Grinch for parishioners of all ages;
• a talk by a visiting author on National Register sites (including All Saints') in our area;
• The Gospel According to the Simpsons;
• Bible study;
• Lasagne and Theology, an hour of lasagne and fellowship, followed by a twenty-minute video from the eclectic series Questions of Faith, created by Trinity Church, Wall Street, and United Methodist publications and featuring such luminaries as Bishop Desmond Tutu, the Rev. William Sloane Coffin, Rabbi Harold Kushner, and the novelists Mary Gordon, James Carroll, and Madeleine L'Engle. Lively discussion follows. Topics have included "Who Needs Organized Religion?" "What's God Got to Do with Evil?" "Who Is God?" "What Good is Prayer?" and "What Do You Do About Religious Differences?"
• Adult Forums for adults and teens interested in learning more about our Anglican tradition, these have been scheduled after worship on Sundays and led by Father Tim. Topics and dates have included History of the Anglican Church, An Introduction to the Prayer Book, The Church Seasons, What is "Anglican theology?" and A tour of the Sacristy and an overview of All Saints' history.
• talks by representatives of other faiths