Class resumes Saturday, Aug 2 at 10am. Have a genealogy question?  Or, perhaps a roadblock in your research?  Bring your question to our next class and we will try and offer hints or suggestions.  Sometimes a group of people can offer a new insight or different approach to a genealogy problem.
 
Also, we will update the case study, using regular research to connect Ancestry DNA matches to the family tree.

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Have a genealogy question?  Or, perhaps a roadblock in your research?  Bring your question to our next class and we will try and offer hints or suggestions.  Sometimes a group of people can offer a new insight or different approach to a genealogy problem.
 
Also, we will update the case study, using regular research to connect Ancestry DNA matches to the family tree.

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We will resume our classes on Paul and his Seven Undisputed Letters in September with the concluding class in October.  In November, we will then turn our attention to the Gospels and Acts, in chronological order, starting with the Gospel of Mark.  Mark was the first Gospel, probably written from Rome in about 70 C. E.  Mark ignores the Christmas story and immediately delves into the baptism of Jesus, creating a sense of urgency and action.  We will review Mark while being aware of the historical events occurring in Jerusalem and elsewhere at the time.

Have a genealogy question?  Or, perhaps a roadblock in your research?  Bring your question to our next class and we will try and offer hints or suggestions.  Sometimes a group of people can offer a new insight or different approach to a genealogy problem.
 
Also, we will update the case study, using regular research to connect Ancestry DNA matches to the family tree.

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We will resume our classes on Paul and his Seven Undisputed Letters in September with the concluding class in October.  In November, we will then turn our attention to the Gospels and Acts, in chronological order, starting with the Gospel of Mark.  Mark was the first Gospel, probably written from Rome in about 70 C. E.  Mark ignores the Christmas story and immediately delves into the baptism of Jesus, creating a sense of urgency and action.  We will review Mark while being aware of the historical events occurring in Jerusalem and elsewhere at the time.

Have a genealogy question?  Or, perhaps a roadblock in your research?  Bring your question to our next class and we will try and offer hints or suggestions.  Sometimes a group of people can offer a new insight or different approach to a genealogy problem.
 
Also, we will update the case study, using regular research to connect Ancestry DNA matches to the family tree.

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We will resume our classes on Paul and his Seven Undisputed Letters in September with the concluding class in October.  In November, we will then turn our attention to the Gospels and Acts, in chronological order, starting with the Gospel of Mark.  Mark was the first Gospel, probably written from Rome in about 70 C. E.  Mark ignores the Christmas story and immediately delves into the baptism of Jesus, creating a sense of urgency and action.  We will review Mark while being aware of the historical events occurring in Jerusalem and elsewhere at the time.