The Lutheran Church will be commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in October 2017. Our Sunday morning adult group is digging into each part of Luther’s Small Catechism. We are currently working on the Sacraments. We will hear what Luther had to say about it and reflect on its meaning in our lives and for our faith. Sunday mornings, 10 a.m. The coffee will be fresh and hot! Bring a friend.

The Lutheran Church will be commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in October 2017. We have just finished watching and discussing an 8-part video series on the history of the Reformation.  Our Sunday morning adult group is digging into each part of Luther’s Small Catechism.  We are currently working on the Lord’s Prayer. We will hear what Luther had to say about it and reflect on its meaning in our lives and for our faith. Sunday mornings, 10 a.m. The coffee will be fresh and hot! Bring a friend.

The Lutheran Church will be commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in October 2017. We have just finished watching and discussing an 8-part video series on the history of the Reformation.  Our Sunday morning adult group is digging into each part of Luther's Small Catechism.  We are currently working on the Apostles Creed. We will hear what Luther had to say about it and reflect on its meaning in our lives and for our faith. Sunday mornings, 10 a.m. The coffee will be fresh and hot! Bring a friend.

The Lutheran Church will be celebrating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in October 2017. To prepare for that celebration, our Sunday morning adult group will continue study of the Reformation. The next part will be an in depth look at the 10 Commandments as featured in Luther’s Small Catechism. Sundays at 10 a.m., all welcome, coffee will be ready!

The Lutheran Church will be celebrating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in October 2017.  To prepare for that celebration, our Sunday morning adult class will embark on a 8-session video series and discussion called, “Reformation Roots,” Oct. 9, 10 a.m. This series will offer details about the dramatic and turbulent times of the Reformation and describe how the Christian Church developed in to multiple denominations. We will be introduced to key characters and stories from that time that still impact us today.

Beginning July 10, 10:00 AM, we will prayerfully read through the book of 1st Peter in the New Testament.  Bring your Bibles and questions!!

Join us for an exciting 4 part series: "Nativity/Christmas Story in Art”

 Marty (art teacher and GA member) will offer an engaging and interactive look at St. Luke’s gospel describing the advent and birth of Jesus through icons and artwork.  Nov. 29, Dec. 6, 13, 20 at 10 a.m. 

2-PART ADULT ED. SERIES:

• Part two: The Crucifixion in icons and artwork: Artists often illuminate and enrich our faith and understanding. Although influenced by tradition and cultural style, the artist can bring a personal interpretation to biblical and religious themes that provides insights for our minds and hearts. By studying the iconography of the Crucifixion in paintings and sculpture, and exploring the details, scenes, figures and depictions of Christ on the Cross, we seek to find a deeper personal involvement with Christ's passion and it's meaning. Led by GA member (and art teacher) Marty Merchant, we’ll meet Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM on Mar. 8, 15, 22.

The coffee pot will be ready! Bring a friend!

2-PART ADULT ED. SERIES:

• Part one: Lent Traditions/Bible study: Let’s reflect on the traditions and scripture passages that make the Lenten Season a powerful gift for us. Bible readings, reflections, prayers and actions will help you and your family observe this remarkable time (Lent is 6 weeks leading up to Easter Sunday). Discussions will be led by Deacon Lulu Sunday mornings at 10 AM on Feb. 8, 15, 22.

The coffee pot will be ready! Bring a friend!

“Why do the innocent suffer?” 

“Where is God in my suffering?” 

“What kind of world is this?” 

Join us for an ongoing study/reflection on the book of Job.  Each week we go deep in conversation about human suffering and God’s presence in our suffering.  We are using a study guide written by R. Paul Stevens : “Job: Wrestling with God.”  Bring your Bible and your questions!  Hot coffee available.