Solo Flight XIX: Are you Dying to Live or Living to Die?
Solo Flight is a weekend retreat "for adults who are single, regardless of their age or type of singleness". The conference will be held in Richmond at the Roslyn Conference Center the weekend of September 4-7. The conference fee is $475 and the deadline to register is August 15. For more information, please contact the Rev. David Parkins at davidwperk@aol.com. Also, please visit the Solo Flight website at http://soloflightministry.net/html/conference.html.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Trivium Bare Bible Study
Next Meeting: We are tackling the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes!! Join us Thursday, July 30, in the home of one of our members for dinner and discussion. They assure me that their pooch is a real expert of the text, so we'll be in good hands! If you would like to join us, please contact me (Mary) through my church office at 703-536-6606 or email me at mdemmler(at)saint-peters(dot)org.
Friday, August 24, 2007
Trivium After Work
Thursday, Apirl 23, Whitlow's on Wilson at (2854 Wilson Blvd.) from 6-8pm!Per a great recommendation, we'll have a Bible or Prayer Book on the table so you can find us. Be sure you look all around the restaurant for us. Usually there isn't room in the bar for our group so we take a table in the restaurant so people can eat dinner.
Next Month: May 28th at Rock Bottom Brewery at Ballston.
Thursday, August 23, 2007
What's in a name?
Why "Trivium"?
Trivium is the combination of ter and via in Latin and describes where three roads meet. As "young adults" we are feeling our way into the rest of our lives and learning to balance our personal, profession, and spiritual lives. Our hope is that Trivium will be a place where each avenue is explored individually and where we learn to see the ways they interconnect.
Welcome to our crossroads. We hope you join us for any or all of our events and use this blog as a means of keeping in touch with one another.
Trivium is the combination of ter and via in Latin and describes where three roads meet. As "young adults" we are feeling our way into the rest of our lives and learning to balance our personal, profession, and spiritual lives. Our hope is that Trivium will be a place where each avenue is explored individually and where we learn to see the ways they interconnect.
Welcome to our crossroads. We hope you join us for any or all of our events and use this blog as a means of keeping in touch with one another.
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