The Bible in a Day has now been booked into Thomaston Congregational Church for October 4, and I’m printing their books at the same time as the ones for Center Church, which makes it handy. Thomaston, at least at this point, is a private session – although if I hear otherwise I’ll post it here and Twitter it; add a comment if you’d like to get on the announcements list for future sessions, BTW.
I’ll be presenting the Bible in a Day (OT) again on Saturday September 13th at Center Church in Torrington, CT. This is a fairly intense 6-hour lecture – pray for my voice! – that I’ve put together over the past few years; I’m presenting it at churches to people that are interested in deepening their understanding of the Old Testament and how it fits together. A sort of high-level perspective on God’s Word.
This is not a course on apologetics, or any sort of intellectualized ‘justification’; the basis for this is that the Bible is God’s word and Christians ought to know it.
If anyone’s interested in attending, the church has opened it up to people outside the congregation: to register, call the church office at (860) 489-8301, or email the secretary at CenterChurch@snet.net … but be aware that the deadline is this weekend, so you don’t have much time to act!
I got a call this morning from a church in Thomaston that has asked for it too, so looks like there will be another later on in the Fall. That session may not be open to non-congregants, however.
Mike: Yeah, what you said (as if I have a clue). Our beloved Steve, the technogeek. I mean that with the highest degree of affection of course!
Dave Travis: Thanks for all the comments. We appreciate you and the church being a part of SAGE. Good reflections above. Probably the best I have seen. Dave Travis... Dave Travis: Thanks for watching and being a part of SAGE today. And for interaction here through your blog. Dave Travis Managing Director Leadership Network
Rose: WOW, you’re swifter than a speeding bullet! 
Thanks for this great synopsis. (BTW, “No Name” near bottom of your list was Mel Lawrenz, Elmbrook... Dave Travis: That was Mel Lawrenz with the 10 things. Thanks for blogging on SAGE