Ministries Calendar Event Details
Psalms, St. Ann (Coppell) 4 sessions start 10/7
Location(s): St. Ann Center Room 330
Course #605 The Psalms are a collection of 150 prayers and songs of the people of Israel. The Psalms are a compendium of Old Testament theology that contains all the historic traditions of the books of the Bible: the exodus, the desert, the land, the monarchy, the exile, the hope. The psalms follow certain distinct patterns or literary forms.
Objectives
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify the history and composition of the book of Psalms
- Identify the four categories of Psalms
- Be able to identify the five “books” of the Psalms
- Understand authorship of the book of Psalms
- Explain the forms of parallelism in the Psalms
- Understand the importance of the Psalms in worship
This is an advanced level course that is a Scripture elective. Click here for a chart of the Continuing Faith Formation plan.
About this Class: Psalms
Language |
English |
Dates /Times: |
Tuesdays: Oct 7, 14, 21,28 7:00PM- 9:00 PM |
Who may attend: |
Since this is an advanced course in the area of Scripture, it is recommended, though not required, that attendees have prior knowledge of Scripture. |
Location: |
St. Ann, 180 Samuel Blvd. Coppell, Texas 75019, TX 75238 Map it St. Ann Center, Room 330 |
Instructor: |
Dan Scofield |
Credit Hours: |
5 |
Questions about the Course or Costs involved |
Contact Tena Allain |
To Register |
Register through the St. Ann parish website http://stannparish.ivolunteer.com/event_009_001_027 Other classes offered at St. Ann are listed at http://www.stannparish.org/ccf |
What to Bring |
Bring a bible, a writing instrument, and paper or a notebook to take notes. |
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