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The day will consist of four sessions. We will move from close work on the Hebrew text in Deuteronomy, to contemporary and personal application. There will be time to talk and pray too.

Who’s it for?  Pastors, church planters, overseas workers, seminary students, but open to anyone.

What will you get out of it?  An opportunity to grow in your knowledge of Hebrew and ability to interpret Scripture at more in-depth level, whilst also being refreshed and encouraged.

Who’s it with?  Revd Dr James Robson, the Director of Ministry at Keswick Ministries. James is a highly experienced teacher in the field, having taught Hebrew for over 20 years. His teaching incorporates innovative teaching methods and a deep love for the Bible.

The price for the day is £20.

If you would like to sign up, please email: kate.leach@keswickministries.org

The Epistles are real letters and each of them were written with a particular purpose to Christians in a particular context. To understand how they apply to us today we need to first understand what they meant for their original recipients. So what tools do we need to understand them and how can we avoid misapplying them?

Join us for a day of interactive learning as we look together at the book of Titus and discover some of the tools we need to handle this Biblical genre well.

St Mary’s Church, Basingstoke are kindly hosting the day, which will be led by Carrie Sandom, Director of Women’s Ministry at the Proclamation Trust and tutor at the Cornhill Training Course in London. The teaching day is open to women who teach the Bible in any context – whether in large groups, small groups or one to one—or who have yet to take the plunge and would like to learn how.

St Mary’s Church, Goat Lane, Basingstoke RG21 7PZ

10am – 4pm

£10 (for coffee/tea and handouts but please bring your own lunch)

To register please go to www.eventbrite.com and search for Teaching the Epistles

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