Phone: 5445 2060 / 0428 315 763 E-mail: stmarksbuderim@gmail.com

LUKE:

A HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear one of Australia’s

best New Testament scholars.

For more information, telephone the Parish Office

(5445 2060) or register online today to confirm your

place. ( www.trybooking.com/JPKF )

Cost: $50.00 waged

$40.00 unwaged

A seminar with The Rev’d Dr Alan

Cadwallader

ST MARK ’S ANGLICAN CHURCH

Register Now

St Mark’s Anglican Church 7-17 Main Street, Buderim

7-17 Main Street (PO Box 43) Buderim, QLD 4556

The Rev’d Dr Alan

Cadwallader teaches

New Testament at the

Australian Catholic

University in Canberra.

He writes and speaks

regularly on issues of

social justice, spirituality

and Christian belief. He is

married and finds

frequent delight and new ideas in the surprises

four growing children bring to family life.

He is the author of many articles on topics as

diverse as, Atheism as a Christian

Responsibility, and When a Woman is a Dog:

Ancient and Modern Ethology meet the

Syrophoenician Women. He is the author of

Jesus in Paul, published by St Paul’s Publishing.

On an amble on a familiar track, two bods have a chat about Jesus, finishing the day with a hearty meal. In brief, this captures the essence of the gospel for the coming liturgical year. No wonder the ancient picture for Luke’s Gospel was simply a person — Luke is one of the most human texts of the church, celebrating friendship, food and travel. For the “Lonely Planet” guide to Luke’s Gospel — where to eat, where to go and who to go with — come along to the day of exploration at St Mark’s on Saturday February 13th. Alan Cadwallader will be joining us again. Bring food, bring a map, bring a friend!

If you’re interested in any pre-reading, here are some useful resources:

Borgman, P., The way according to Luke: hearing the whole story of Luke-Acts (Grand Rapids, Mich: Eerdmans, 2006).

Byrne, Brendan, The Hospitality of God: A Reading of Luke’s Gospel. (St. Pauls, 2000).

Karris, R.J., Eating Your Way through Luke’s Gospel (Minn: Liturgical Press, 2006).

Pilch, J.J., Cultural Tools for Interpreting the Good News (Collegeville, Minn: Liturgical Press, 2002).

Proctor, J., Luke’s Jesus: the message and meaning of Luke’s Gospel (Cambridge: Grove Books, 2006).

Puskas, C.B. & D. Crump, Introduction to the Gospels and Acts (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2008).

The Gospel of Luke, which

dominates the Lectionary

throughout Year C of the

three-yearly cycle, has

both delighted and

perplexed readers of the

Gospels for decades. It is

obviously the work of a

sensitive and inspired

author. One indication of

this fact can be found in

the various subtitles which

this work has been given

over the ages: the Gospel

of the Spirit, the Gospel of

Mercy, the Gospel of the

Poor, the Gospel of

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Luke: A Hitchhiker’s Guide! Luke’s Gospel for Year C

A Seminar with The Revd Dr Alan Cadwallader

Saturday February 13th 2016, 9.30am - 4.30pm

Morning & Afternoon Tea Provided BYO Lunch

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ST MARK’S ANGLICAN CHURCH as payment for participation in the seminar

and send to: “Luke: A Hitchhiker’s Guide” St Mark’s Anglican Church PO Box 43 Buderim, QLD 4556