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Bible studies

  • 07-01-2010 12:10pm
    #1
    Greaney
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    Just thought I get this thread going. There's Bible studies all over the country so get posting.

    If folk are on the look out they could try the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Galway. They have one for non-English speakers also called 'Talk English Bible study'. Practice speaking English through Bible Study every Monday night at 8pm. 87 Ardilaun Road, Newcastle, Galway City. Phone Billy or Mary at 091 525485

    There's others throughout the week. All are welcome of course. For more information contact http://www.covenantfellowshipgalway.ie/


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  • #2
    homer911
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    In theory a good idea, but with so many churches and so many Bible Studies, we could spend all year posting to this thread.

    and not all Bible Studies run all year round..

    Surely better to respond to specific requests for Bible Studies in particular locations at particular times?


  • #3
    TravelJunkie
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    Are there any bible study groups in Dundalk that are open to non members of their churches?


  • #4
    homer911
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    I'm sure somebody will make suggestions in relation to Dundalk, but in the meantime, here are links to two "open forum" Bible study courses which are run by various churches around the country, specifically for people who would have little church or Christian experience:

    http://www.alphacourse.ie/

    http://www.christianityexplored.org/


  • #5
    wolfsbane
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    TravelJunkie wrote: »
    Are there any bible study groups in Dundalk that are open to non members of their churches?
    This should be good:
    Dundalk Baptist Church
    http://www.dundalkbaptistchurch.org/


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    Plowman
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    wolfsbane
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    Plowman wrote: »
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    The RC ones include extra bits, the apocrypha. You can find the extra material if you check out the RC bibles on this list and compare them with the others:
    http://www.biblegateway.com/versions/


  • #8
    Greaney
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    Greaney wrote: »
    Just thought I get this thread going. There's Bible studies all over the country so get posting.

    If folk are on the look out they could try the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Galway. They have one for non-English speakers also called 'Talk English Bible study'. Practice speaking English through Bible Study every Monday night at 8pm. 87 Ardilaun Road, Newcastle, Galway City. Phone Billy or Mary at 091 525485

    There's others throughout the week. All are welcome of course. For more information contact http://www.covenantfellowshipgalway.ie/

    There's a second one on Wednesday mornings at 10am. Same bat time, same bat channel


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