“Now is the Time” Advent Small Group Study

by Janice MacLean | Oct 10, 2020 | Reflections

Here is what is included in this Small Group Study

  • Access to a Study webpage . All your resources are in one place.
  • Leader’s Guide (includes the complete group process for four sessions: Gathering, Opening, Check-in, Discussion Questions, and a Group Spiritual Practice.)
  • Easily downloadable Audio Recordings for use in Session 1 and 3.
  • Easily downloadable Short Papers for use in Session 2 and 4.
  • A video alternative for Session 3 if desired.
  • Scripts of the Audio Recordings to download and photocopy.
  • Participants sheets with the questions for use in session or for take home reflection.
  • A customizable powerpoint presentation to use on Zoom
  • Downloadable image and customizable poster for the series. Social Media icon for promotion.
"In religious terms, this process of emergence is very familiar to us: What is the ‘now and the not yet’ – the eschaton – that glimpse of the kingdom that we catch out of the corner of our eye but can’t quite see fully?"
Ruth Harvey
Leader of the Iona Community

"In Session One, we explore practices that help us to inhabit liminal space.
In Session Two, we think about what it means to be an emerging community of faith and how to keep our eyes open for glimpses of what is being born.
In Session Three, we hear about the signs of the times and listen for invitations.
In Session Four, we reflect on the time that is now through the eyes of John the Baptist." 

Janice MacLean
Host of the Prayer Bench

"Things have come up during this time (COVID) that have been before us for many, many years. But they have really been emphasized in the last few months. When I think about the signs, there are three areas that are really coming up for me in these times..."

Laura Hunter
Minister for Justice & Mission
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Linda Yates
Writer
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