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The Middle Ages are a forgotten millennium spanning from the late 5th century until the 15th century. After the fall of the Roman empire, the world looked sharply different as power decentralized, populations declined and the optimism of the Greek and Roman world disappeared. How did the church change, and how can we learn from the church of that time? Join us as we explore some of the major developments of the medieval church and learn how they’ve shaped the world today. Each Sunday, we’ll share a recorded lecture and primary text reading. There will be an optional 45-minute discussion the following Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Look for the first recorded lecture and reading here on June 14 and plan to join us for our discussion on June 17. Contact Larissa for a zoom link for the discussion.

The Middle Ages are a forgotten millennium spanning from the late 5th century until the 15th century. After the fall of the Roman empire, the world looked sharply different as power decentralized, populations declined and the optimism of the Greek and Roman world disappeared. How did the church change, and how can we learn from the church of that time? Join us as we explore some of the major developments of the medieval church and learn how they’ve shaped the world today. Each Sunday, we’ll share a recorded lecture and primary text reading. There will be an optional 45-minute discussion the following Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Look for the first recorded lecture and reading here on June 14 and plan to join us for our discussion on June 17. Contact Larissa for a zoom link for the discussion.

The Middle Ages are a forgotten millennium spanning from the late 5th century until the 15th century. After the fall of the Roman empire, the world looked sharply different as power decentralized, populations declined and the optimism of the Greek and Roman world disappeared. How did the church change, and how can we learn from the church of that time? Join us as we explore some of the major developments of the medieval church and learn how they’ve shaped the world today. Each Sunday, we’ll share a recorded lecture and primary text reading. There will be an optional 45-minute discussion the following Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Look for the first recorded lecture and reading here on June 14 and plan to join us for our discussion on June 17. Contact Larissa for a zoom link for the discussion.

The Middle Ages are a forgotten millennium spanning from the late 5th century until the 15th century. After the fall of the Roman empire, the world looked sharply different as power decentralized, populations declined and the optimism of the Greek and Roman world disappeared. How did the church change, and how can we learn from the church of that time? Join us as we explore some of the major developments of the medieval church and learn how they’ve shaped the world today. Each Sunday, we’ll share a recorded lecture and primary text reading. There will be an optional 45-minute discussion the following Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Look for the first recorded lecture and reading here on June 14 and plan to join us for our discussion on June 17. Contact Larissa for a zoom link for the discussion.