CURRENT ADULT CLASSES are usually held Sundays at 10:15-11:05 am and in the winter often after dinner on Wednesdays at 7:15 pm.  Special programs are announced.

Rector's Class on summer Sundays at 10:15 a.m. in the Library uses the lessons of the day and current events to help us think theologically.  Usually taught by the rector or preacher.

Classes and programs for weekdays and Sundays are now being developed for Fall 2010.  Look forward to the "Boniface Players Series", Dr. Seuss and musicology, Advent and Lent programs, the visit of Brother Bernard, and Bishop Gene Robison as our 2011 Boniface Center Speaker.

After dinner on Wednesdays there is often an adult program.  Click on the links for a view of past classes.  New ones are in development now for the fall.

Every Sunday the Rector or one of the clergy will use the lessons of the day and contemporary issues to help us think theologically. Occasionally a guest speaker or special forum will be announced. 10:15 -11:00am in the Library or Community Center. Coffee is served.

Meeting on Mondays in different homes, this group chooses, reads and discusses a different book each month. New participants are welcome.

Meeting at 4:30 p.m. in the Library on first and third Wednesdays November through April, this group chooses topics of current contemporary theology, science, politics, and philosophy. New participants are welcome.

The Men of Boniface hold a breakfast Bible study on the lessons for the coming Sunday each Friday morning at 7 a.m. at the Serving Spoon Restaurant on Osprey, just north of Hillview. New members are welcome.

EFM is the very best educational experience in the Episcopal Church and comes out of the Episcopal seminary at the University of the South, in Sewanee, Tennessee, with opportunities for participants to study for up to four years in a wide range of theological and scriptural disciplines. Locally, EFM is offered on Thursdays during the school year at our Route 72 Coalition partner St. Margaret’s Church led by the Rev. Ev Walk. For information call St. Margaret’s office 925-2525