Writer and Bible teacher Effie Alean Gross will begin a new non-denominational study, open to the public, at MorningStar Senior Living, 16800 E. Paul Nordin Parkway.
The first session will be at 3 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2, and every Thursday afterward in the library.
The first series will focus on the “Names of God,” and emphasize getting to know God though His Hebrew names. Beginning with Elohim, meaning, “supreme power, greatness, sovereignty, glorious, and covenant relationship,” attendees will be encouraged in their faith.
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MorningStar offers a new Bible study
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Writer and Bible teacher Effie Alean Gross will begin a new non-denominational study, open to the public, at MorningStar Senior Living, 16800 E. Paul Nordin Parkway.
The first session will be at 3 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2, and every Thursday afterward in the library.
The first series will focus on the “Names of God,” and emphasize getting to know God though His Hebrew names. Beginning with Elohim, meaning, “supreme power, greatness, sovereignty, glorious, and covenant relationship,” attendees will be encouraged in their faith.
Gross is a former student at Bob Jones University and completed graduate work at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. She is a retired teacher and has been a town resident for 25 years.
For more information call Gross at 480-540-1906. RSVP to MorningStar at 480-327-6797.
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