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Al Zimmer leads this class on the Dead Sea Scrolls. Class discussion follows the viewing of video segments and presentations by Al on topics from the book Understanding the Dead Sea Scrolls by Hershel Shanks.

The first Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered by a Bedouin shepherd in 1947 and are considered among the most important archaeological finds of the 20th century. The Scrolls cover the period between 250 BC and 68 AD. They include the complete book of Isaiah and manuscripts that reflect on early Christian thinking.

What does their discovery mean to us? How does it affect our Old and New Testament?

No book is required. Come, learn, discuss!

In-person in the sanctuary, live-streamed, and recorded. To view the live-streamed or recorded service, go to Online Worship or email messages sent to Palma Sola and Westminster church members.

If you plan to attend this worship service in person, please visit our COVID-19 Status and Safety page.

Click here for more information about Morning Men's Group.

Al Zimmer leads this class on the Dead Sea Scrolls. Class discussion follows the viewing of video segments and presentations by Al on topics from the book Understanding the Dead Sea Scrolls by Hershel Shanks.

The first Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered by a Bedouin shepherd in 1947 and are considered among the most important archaeological finds of the 20th century. The Scrolls cover the period between 250 BC and 68 AD. They include the complete book of Isaiah and manuscripts that reflect on early Christian thinking.

What does their discovery mean to us? How does it affect our Old and New Testament?

No book is required. Come, learn, discuss!

In-person in the sanctuary, live-streamed, and recorded. To view the live-streamed or recorded service, go to Online Worship or email messages sent to Palma Sola and Westminster church members.

If you plan to attend this worship service in person, please visit our COVID-19 Status and Safety page.

Due to COVID-19, this class will not be held on January 10 and 11, and will be rescheduled for a future date.

Want to learn more about cognitive aging and how to stimulate memory and thinking? MindSet stands for Mental stimulation, Interacting with others, Nutrition, Do for others, Sleep, Exercise, and Time out for self.

Certified Dementia Practitioner Katie Scott will address normal cognitive aging and memory deficiencies, and teach skills to exercise your brain and develop healthy habits and stimulating environments. This program is free and open to the community. Class size is limited and reservations are required. Contact Katie Scott at 941-366-2224 ext. 123 or sign up in the Narthex.

Palma Sola Book Club (named for our neighborhood) meets in the library in-person and on Zoom using the library computer. Join any second Monday for fun conversation and refreshments, 12:00-1:00 pm. Find the book selected for the month in our book list. All members, family, and friends are welcome.

For more info, contact Vicki Schooley: (941) 518-2315, vlschooley@gmail.com

View the current book list here.

Due to COVID-19, this class will not be held on January 10 and 11, and will be rescheduled for a future date.

Want to learn more about cognitive aging and how to stimulate memory and thinking? MindSet stands for Mental stimulation, Interacting with others, Nutrition, Do for others, Sleep, Exercise, and Time out for self.

Certified Dementia Practitioner Katie Scott will address normal cognitive aging and memory deficiencies, and teach skills to exercise your brain and develop healthy habits and stimulating environments. This program is free and open to the community. Class size is limited and reservations are required. Contact Katie Scott at 941-366-2224 ext. 123 or sign up in the Narthex.

This class is led by Betty Bashaw and Marilynn Gillette and is designed to help Christians look at issues in today’s world in light of our Christian faith. Based on Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White: Thoughts on Religion, Morality, and Politics by Adam Hamiliton, it's purpose is to engage thoughtful Christians in dialogue and self-examination on the political, moral and religious issues that divide us. Participants will be encouraged to listen, learn, make their voices heard, and to love those with whom they disagree. For more information, click here.

Al Zimmer leads this class on the Dead Sea Scrolls. Class discussion follows the viewing of video segments and presentations by Al on topics from the book Understanding the Dead Sea Scrolls by Hershel Shanks.

The first Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered by a Bedouin shepherd in 1947 and are considered among the most important archaeological finds of the 20th century. The Scrolls cover the period between 250 BC and 68 AD. They include the complete book of Isaiah and manuscripts that reflect on early Christian thinking.

What does their discovery mean to us? How does it affect our Old and New Testament?

No book is required. Come, learn, discuss!

In-person in the sanctuary, live-streamed, and recorded. To view the live-streamed or recorded service, go to Online Worship or email messages sent to Palma Sola and Westminster church members.

If you plan to attend this worship service in person, please visit our COVID-19 Status and Safety page.

Click here for more information about Morning Men's Group.

This class is led by Betty Bashaw and Marilynn Gillette and is designed to help Christians look at issues in today’s world in light of our Christian faith. Based on Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White: Thoughts on Religion, Morality, and Politics by Adam Hamiliton, it's purpose is to engage thoughtful Christians in dialogue and self-examination on the political, moral and religious issues that divide us. Participants will be encouraged to listen, learn, make their voices heard, and to love those with whom they disagree. For more information, click here.

Al Zimmer leads this class on the Dead Sea Scrolls. Class discussion follows the viewing of video segments and presentations by Al on topics from the book Understanding the Dead Sea Scrolls by Hershel Shanks.

The first Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered by a Bedouin shepherd in 1947 and are considered among the most important archaeological finds of the 20th century. The Scrolls cover the period between 250 BC and 68 AD. They include the complete book of Isaiah and manuscripts that reflect on early Christian thinking.

What does their discovery mean to us? How does it affect our Old and New Testament?

No book is required. Come, learn, discuss!

In-person in the sanctuary, live-streamed, and recorded. To view the live-streamed or recorded service, go to Online Worship or email messages sent to Palma Sola and Westminster church members.

If you plan to attend this worship service in person, please visit our COVID-19 Status and Safety page.

This class is led by Betty Bashaw and Marilynn Gillette and is designed to help Christians look at issues in today’s world in light of our Christian faith. Based on Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White: Thoughts on Religion, Morality, and Politics by Adam Hamiliton, it's purpose is to engage thoughtful Christians in dialogue and self-examination on the political, moral and religious issues that divide us. Participants will be encouraged to listen, learn, make their voices heard, and to love those with whom they disagree. For more information, click here.

Al Zimmer leads this class on the Dead Sea Scrolls. Class discussion follows the viewing of video segments and presentations by Al on topics from the book Understanding the Dead Sea Scrolls by Hershel Shanks.

The first Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered by a Bedouin shepherd in 1947 and are considered among the most important archaeological finds of the 20th century. The Scrolls cover the period between 250 BC and 68 AD. They include the complete book of Isaiah and manuscripts that reflect on early Christian thinking.

What does their discovery mean to us? How does it affect our Old and New Testament?

No book is required. Come, learn, discuss!

In-person in the sanctuary, live-streamed, and recorded. To view the live-streamed or recorded service, go to Online Worship or email messages sent to Palma Sola and Westminster church members.

If you plan to attend this worship service in person, please visit our COVID-19 Status and Safety page.