From the moment of our baptisms, God guides us in a life-long journey of growing in faith and in service to others.  This congregation is one of a number of sites which hosts a remarkable 2-year discipleship development program called diakonia.  Click to learn more.

You are invited to study and reflect on Martin Luther’s treatise “The Freedom of a Christian” in 2020, its 500th anniversary.

Typically, it’s said there are two sides to every story. But often a middle or third side of the story is revealed, providing another perspective to consider.  As a church that believes God is calling us into the world – together, Three Sides will present diverse voices from across the ELCA.

We are plunging into the Gospel of St. Mark.  Come join us, bring your Bible and your questions, Sunday mornings @10 a.m.  Coffee will be on!

Our Sunday morning adult group is digging into each part of Luther's Small Catechism. We are currently working on the Sacraments.

Our Sunday morning adult group is digging into each part of Luther's Small Catechism.  We are currently working on the Lord's Prayer.

Our Sunday morning adult group is digging into each part of Luther's Small Catechism.  We are currently working on the Apostles Creed.

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 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,” 

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.

Join us for study of the iconography of the Crucifixion in paintings and sculpture. 

Lent Traditions/Bible study: Let’s reflect on the traditions and scripture passages that make the Lenten Season a powerful gift for us.

Join us for an ongoing study/reflection on the book of Job.

Diakonia is a spiritual formation and theological education program for adults.  Created by former Bishop Bouman in the Metro NY Synod, this program has been serving the New York region for 30+ years, helping lay members of churches grow in their faith, sharpen their skills for service and deepen one's sense of purpose/connection with God and the church.

• Sunday morning adult bible studies and group discussions

• Diakonia - please see the article below.
  

• New Member Classes

• Preparation for Baptism

• Preparation for Marriage

• Retreats

• Guest Lectures

For examples of past adult education series are here.