Mary in Three Dimensions:

An Exploration of Mary in Luke’s Gospel
 
December 3, 10, and 17, 2013

Tuesday evenings, 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Cooper Conference Room, The Erdman Center
 
You are invited to join PhD student Marcus Hong as we prepare for Christ’s coming through art, music, and spiritual practices. Together we will explore Luke’s multi-faceted portrayal of Mary, mother of Jesus, and the art that it has inspired. What does her story have to teach us about bearing witness to Christ, proclaiming the gospel, and nourishing our spirits?
•December 3: The Theotokos: Living a God-bearing Life (Luke 1:26-38)
•December 10: The Magnificat: Singing the Upside down Kingdom (Luke 1:39-56)
•December 17: The Contemplative: Treasuring the Presence of God (Luke 2:1-19)

Bible Study Leader: Born and raised in the rugged Rocky Mountains, Marcus Hong is now a PhD student in Christian Education and Formation at Princeton Theology Seminary in Princeton, NJ. His interests lie at the intersection of art, worship and spiritual formation. He has acted as a teaching assistant for courses in education, evangelism, and Christian spirituality. He and his wife Sarah are currently serving as Interim Co-Leaders of High School Youth Ministry at Allentown Presbyterian Church, Allentown, NJ. They are also raising their sweet, playful, and wonderful one-year-old, Abigail.  
 

Registration: All people (laity, clergy, and the Seminary community) are welcome to attend. There is no registration fee for this program.  This includes program and refreshments.  

Bible Study Leader, Marcus Hong