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In this seminar, we will explore together the genius of this Gospel and its overall impact by looking at the narrative technique and literary forms that shape its stunning effect. Included in the presentation will be the performance of selected texts (Herod, the Olivet Discourse, fatal conflicts, and more) helping to bring its structure and literary form into focus.
- Tom Bair has been an active member of the Episcopal Church for over 40 years in church service roles as a Vestryman, Asst. Treasurer, Search Committee member, Stewardship Chairman, Advisory Board Chair, Lay Reader, and Eucharistic minister.
- Four-session Online Lunch & Learn short course June 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd
- 12 Noon to 1 p.m.
St. Mark’s Gospel in the KJV: Perfection on the page and great for the stage!
This popular program will be offered monthly. Making the classes available via Zoom allows us to eliminate the commute!
Each course meets for one hour at lunch time on one weekday over a three- or four-week period. Stay tuned for planned topics this Fall. Be sure to check back frequently.
Each course meets for one hour at lunch time on one weekday over a three- or four-week period. Stay tuned for planned topics this Fall. Be sure to check back frequently.
SAFE CHURCH UPDATE
All in-person Safe Church dates are cancelled until further notice.
Self-Study Course in Episcopal Church Law
We are excited to announce the Episcopal Church Law Self-Study Course. In a web-based multimedia format, you will be introduced to the structures and laws (canons) which make up the unique “polity” of the Episcopal Church.
In addition, we will consider the intersection of “church law,” as described in the constitutions and canons of the General Convention and the Diocese of Long Island, with the varieties of secular law.
This new format allows you to take the course at your own pace on your own schedule. This course is designed for clergy and lay leaders.
Registration is required and is now open!
In addition, we will consider the intersection of “church law,” as described in the constitutions and canons of the General Convention and the Diocese of Long Island, with the varieties of secular law.
This new format allows you to take the course at your own pace on your own schedule. This course is designed for clergy and lay leaders.
Registration is required and is now open!
School for Ministry
Spring semester
More information about our program, please click here and contact Director of Academic Programs - Canon Ted Gerbracht tgerbracht@dioceseli.org.
HOW TO REGISTER FOR
CLASSES & EVENTS
There are four options:
1. Click on the cover of the new Course Book pictured on the upper right hand corner of this page. Then find your event and click on the link Register Here. Follow instructions for online registration. The online system should send a confirmation to your email address.
2. Find your event by date on the Google calendar located on the left side of this page. Click on the event and click on the Register tab located at the end of the description. Follow the instructions to register online. The online system should send a confirmation to your email address.
3. Register by telephone or email, contact the Mercer Office at 516 248-4800 Ext 140. or merceroffice@dioceseli.org.
1. Click on the cover of the new Course Book pictured on the upper right hand corner of this page. Then find your event and click on the link Register Here. Follow instructions for online registration. The online system should send a confirmation to your email address.
2. Find your event by date on the Google calendar located on the left side of this page. Click on the event and click on the Register tab located at the end of the description. Follow the instructions to register online. The online system should send a confirmation to your email address.
3. Register by telephone or email, contact the Mercer Office at 516 248-4800 Ext 140. or merceroffice@dioceseli.org.
Mercer Library Hours
Spring Classes 2023
Welcome to Mercer!
