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    Free “Live the Word” Bible Study Guide for the Triodion

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    By Webmaster on February 17, 2019 Orthodox News, Orthodox News Top Stories
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    Source: Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of AmericaTriodion_Bible_Study_Guide_COVER_6jNJMq

    Great Lent is our time to prepare for the great feast of Pascha.

    And we want to help you make the most of it.

    The Sunday of the Publican & Pharisee is the first day of the Triodion period, which runs all the way through to Holy and Great Saturday.

    That’s 10 Sundays of incredibly moving Gospel and Epistle readings; passages that will help open our hearts as we prepare ourselves for Pascha.

    But we all know that understanding the Scripture isn’t easy…

    That’s why we’ve created a new Live the Word Bible Study Guide.

    It has over 100 pages of explanations, quotes from the Fathers, and study questions to help you learn from the readings for the next 10 Sundays.

    It builds on some of the great work we did with our groundbreaking Bible Study video series, Live the Word.

    And the best part?

    We want you to have this comprehensive Bible Study guide absolutely FREE.

    It’s our gift to you, to help you make the most of Great Lent.

    Whether you use the guide for your own private Bible Study, or use it as part of your parish Bible Study, I hope you’ll share this resource with your family, friends, and fellow parishioners.

    More importantly, I hope the entire Triodion period bears a lot of spiritual fruit in your heart.

    Get your free Bible study guide now.

    Peace,
    Steve

    P.S. This Live the Word Bible Study Guide is just one of the many projects we’re working on here at Y2AM. It’s important to us that we’re completely transparent and accountable, and that you know exactly what we’re working on (and what exactly it costs).

    That’s why, for the 3rd year in a row, we’ve published an Annual Report.

    Get your free copy of our 2018 Annual Report here.

    And let us know how we can better serve you in 2019.

    ***

    Steven Christoforou is the Director of Y2AM. He and his Team are working on a new ministry training course, Effective Christian Ministry, which will help Church workers develop a Christ-centered vision for ministry and implement it with the core practices of formative and transformational ministry.

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