[Dialogue] LIVING THE QUESTIONS

[Tim Wegner]

I'm forwarding this for David Zahrt, who is still having mailing list 
problems (my Karma's not working...) which I'm intensively 
investigating.

David's message:

I am considering the possibility of offering the Living The Questions
study program. Probably begin just after the first of the year and be
a study leading up to Lent.

Who has had experience with the study?

Are there any words of wisdom for me as I anticipate this venture?

David

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Tim's answer to David:

My church (www.covenanthouston.org) is using Living the Questions for 
a one hour class. It's designed for a two and a half hour session 
over a meal. It works pretty well. I recommend using it with some 
sort of facilitation, and pausing the DVD fairly often. Groups that 
are at least moderately liberal will like it. There are many voices 
represented. Some are fairly strident, some more mild, which is why 
some facilitation is needed to lead the discussion.

I don't know what it's like with a more mainstream group since my 
such is very progressive.

Tim



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