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Alpha is for:
- Anyone interested in finding
out more about the Christian faith. Adults of all ages are welcome.
- Learning and laughter.
It is possible to learn about the Christian faith and have fun
at the same time.
- People meeting together.
An opportunity to get to know others and to make new friends.
- Helping one another. The
small groups give you a chance to discuss issues raised during
the talks.
- Asking anything. Alpha
is a place where no question is seen as too simple or too hostile.
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| Who is Alpha for? |
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Alpha is for:
- People interested in investigating Christianity.
- Newcomers to the Church.
- New Christians.
- Couples preparing for marriage.
- Christians who want to brush up on the basics and grow closer
to God.
- Alpha is for everyone!
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What happens at Alpha?
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There is a series of talks on topics such as:
- Who is Jesus?
- Why did Jesus die?
- Why and how should I read the Bible?
- Why and how do I pray?
- What about the Holy Spirit?
- How can I overcome evil?
- Why and how should I tell others?
- Does God heal today?
- What about the church
After each talk, there is a small-group time for everyone to
discuss any questions or issues they have. This gives an opportunity
to get to know each other and learn together.
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How Do I Learn More about Alpha?
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Evening Alpha:
The introductory dinner will be Tuesday, September 16, 2008,
6:15–8:30 p.m.,
at West Side South (603 Wright Ave) in the Upper Room.
The course runs for eleven weeks.
Contact Karel (Karl) Coppock at 946-4656
(or email)
for more information.
You can also explore the links on the
Alpha Tri-Cities website
for more information on Alpha.
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