Anglican Fourth Day
THE ANGLICAN FOURTH DAY MOVEMENT is a worldwide movement of the Christian church, which seeks to bring environments to Christ through Christian communities in action. Anglican 4th Day is designed to make it possible to live in what is fundamental to being a Christian -to live in union with Christ and to share Christ with others.
- Visit the Anglican 4th Day Website.
Ultreyas
Next Ultreya TBA.
Dinner will be served, and nursery available. RSVP requested for dinner and babysitting to 229 228-0390. In lieu of covered dish, participants are requested to bring a palanca letter addressed either to “Dear Brother in Christ”, which will be delivered to a candidate on Kairos #22 at Autry State Prison on November 5-8. OR, To “Dear Sister in Christ”, which will be delivered to a pilgrim on Kairos Outside #8, which is for the wives, sisters, mothers of incarcerated Kairos pilgrims on October 16-18 at Dowling Park.
Everyone is invited to Ultreya; you don’t have to have been to a renewal weekend. Come for some uplifting fellowship!
All are welcome and invited to participate!
The 4th Day Weekend
The three-day weekend provides a living experience -meeting Christ and meeting fellow Christians and sharing Christ with them. During three days-Thursday evening through Sunday evening-those attending live and work together, listening to and discussing talks given by the clergy and laity. During the three days, the teachings of Christ are discussed in a climate of joy. The talks and discussions are interspersed with prayer, Eucharist, songs, recreation, laughter and moments of reflection and silence.
The resulting Christian community is a group of men and women who live the Christian life, linked with Christ and supporting one another in their environment. This support is found in two post-Fourth Day activities. Individuals meet frequently in small groups with close friends for mutual sharing, encouragement and support. The larger Anglican 4th Day Community comes together in monthly “Ultreyas” meeting for worship, sharing and fellowship.
Anglican 4th Day – Men’s Weekend
Spring 2010Men from St. Peter’s and other Gulf Atlantic Diocese (GAD) churches retreat to Dowling Park for an amazing weekend. It’s a relaxed time of listening to and discussing talks given by the clergy and laity, prayer, worship, songs, recreation, laughter and moments of reflection and quiet. It’s a chance to get away from the everyday rush and spend time with God.
Anglican 4th Day – Women’s Weekend
Spring 2010Women from St. Peter’s and other GAD churches retreat to Dowling Park for an amazing weekend. It’s a relaxed time of listening to and discussing talks given by the clergy and laity, prayer, worship, songs, recreation, laughter and moments of reflection and quiet. It’s a chance to get away from the everyday rush and spend time with God.