Bible Studies
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The Catholic Center at the University of West Georgia hosts a variety of Bible and small group studies. We also offer a variety of student led studies. Check our calendar of events for dates and times.
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Women'S Study
Female Students and Non-Students aged 18-23 are invited to attend a 7 week study on the book "How to Find Your Soulmate, Without Losing Your Soul". The study will be held every Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Catholic Center at UWG, immediately following Mass (6:30 p.m.) and Dinner (7:00 p.m.) Our first meeting will be held on Monday, August 31st. There is no cost to attend."Single women often feel left alone to find answers to their deep questions about love and intimacy. Some hang out and hook up, hoping for love. Others are afraid to even hope. At some point, every woman needs reassurance that she - and her standards- are not the problem. In this study, you'll discover 21 strategies to help you raise the bar, instead of sitting at it, waiting around for Mr. Wonderful."
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Men's Bible Study
Male UWG Students and non-students aged 18-23 are invited to participate in a Bible Study being hosted by Fr. James every Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. beginning on September 1st. The study is entitled "The Big Three - How to be a Christ-like leader". This Bible study is intended to call men to true leadership in Christ. At the Catholic Center, we do not simply want students to know Jesus Christ; we also want to build up college students who can make an impact for Jesus Christ in the world. This begins on the college campus by equipping men to reach their peers. In this study, we will start out by introducing what true Christian leadership is and what it takes to be a leader. Then, we will focus on Focus' "Big 3" as we discuss what type of witness is needed in order to make a student stand out on today's college campuses amidst his peers. Finally, we will look at some practical directions for how a leader acts on the college campus. Students who complete this study will be allowed to host a peer lead study in the Spring Semester. We hope you will join us and you are encouraged to bring a friend. Light snacks and drinks will be provided. Contact Norma with any questions.
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Reasonable Faith
UWG Students and non-students aged 18-23 are invited to participate in an Apologetics class entitled "Reasonable Faith" being hosted by John Bessis every Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. beginning on September 3rd. This class will investigate the relationship between reason and faith, philosophy and theology, science and religion. Are there rationally compelling reasons for believing in the Christian Creed? And if so, what are they? This class answers this question in the affirmative and presents what those reasons are. Since the negative answer to this question is the default position of our culture, this class is for non-conformists that like to question the presuppositions of conventional wisdom. It does so by putting forward a systematic case for the reasonableness of the Christian Faith.
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