"The burden of a prophet’s power
Fell on me in that fearful hour …"
(Ezekiel; John Greenleaf Whittier)

Among the prophets of the Old Testament, Ezekiel’s place is indeed unique. His messages are bizarre and powerful. He is a seer of strange and dire apocalyptic visions, visions of judgment, but also hope through the darkness. Living at one of the most pivotal periods in world history and the history of Israel, he proclaimed the word of God with arresting imagery and otherworldly insight. Though grossly under-appreciated today, he remains strong medicine for those with ears to hear.

Adult Scripture studies to make the Bible come alive!

Begins the Week of September 15th

Join us for one or all seven sessions:

• at St. John Fisher College
  Tuesday Evenings: 7:15 – 9:00 PM in Murphy Hall, across East Ave. (31F) from main campus: Map
• in Charlotte
  Wednesday Evening: 7:15 – 9:00 PM at 294 Burley Rd. (off Lake Ave., north of Riverside Cemetery): Map
• in Pittsford
  Thursday Mornings: 9:00 – 10:45 AM at 64 Sturbridge Lane (off Carriage Ct.): Map

Price: We suggest a price of $5.00 a session, but pay what you can afford. College students are always free.

CDs will also be available so that people can keep up on this great material.

For more information on these or other St. Irenaeus offerings, call (585) 288-1618.