Religion Briefs, Jan. 12, 2013

By Staff
Friday, January 11, 2013

Grace Church to provide hope, healing

Grace Church is inviting the public to a new five-week series titled “Beyond Broken,” beginning at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, at 2817 North Ave.

The focus of the series is to help take individuals to hope and healing. Sunday’s event features “Overcoming Fear.”

Call 523-9418 for information.

Church of Nativity having spiritual class

Church of the Nativity is offering an eight-week course on “The Enneagram as a Tool for Your Spiritual Journey” for the winter term of Spiritual University.

Spiritual University is a project of religious learning, tolerance, and open-minded thinking offered at a nominal cost. The course will examine the nine psychological types of the Enneagram through the work of Russ Hudson, Helen Palmer, and Father Richard Rohr.

The course is offered from 6:30–8:30 p.m. Thursdays, through Feb. 28, at 2175 Broadway, across from Redlands Middle School.

Tuition is $20. Call Rick at 986-8801 for information.

Debbie Joy to host HU Song event

Debbie Joy will host a Community HU Song event from 4–4:30 p.m. Jan. 20, at the Westwood Condos, 636 Horizon Drive.

HU is a love song to God and the event is for people of all faiths, to enjoy together.

Call 216-9838 for information.

Fellowship Church needs 200 judges

Fellowship Church will host the National Christian Forensics Communication Association regional qualifying speech/debate tournament Jan. 24–25 and is seeking 200 judges from the community for the event.

Approximately 50 students from a five-state area will compete.

Interested judges should call director Patsi Day at 985-8187.