Bible study
LUTHERAN 101 - What's it mean to be a Lutheran?
What does it mean to be a Christian in the Lutheran tradition? Who do we say that we are?
All are invited to come explore the unique vision of the Lutheran faith as a way of worshiping and living.
Taught by Pastor Katrina on the five Sundays of Lent at 10:45 a.m., through March 17th. Each session will be one hour.
We'll be using the resource "Baptized, We Live: Lutheranism As a Way of Life" by Pr. Dan Erlander. This rich, compelling book has guided generations interested in enriching their faith in a meaningful way. We'll cover topics like history, liturgy, the eucharist, saying yes and no, and more.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the congregation, this course will serve to ground you in the framework of Lutheran theology and tradition. Please let Pastor Katrina know if you'd like to pursue formal membership into this faith community.
This is not limited to only new members! In fact, forming relationships with established members, or forming new relationships with others through exploration of our shared faith is a power act of discipleship. For those that have lived their whole lives as Lutherans and can serve as wisdom and experience, for those curious about why and how we do the things that we do, for those that are curious about the intersection of faith and service - come and join the journey through this conversation and learning time!
THE “SOMETHING’S BREWING” BIBLE STUDY MEETS ON MONDAY EVENINGS AT 7:00 PM IN OUR CHURCH LOUNGE.
We will follow Max Lucado as he delves into the Gospel of John. An ordained minister and bestselling Christian author, Max will unpack John’s words that Jesus was and is eternally present in spirit. The lessons include intriguing questions, inspirational stories, and poignant reflections to take us deeper into God’s Word.
DAILY DISCIPLESHIP BIBLE STUDY will continue following Sunday worship beginning April 7th. We will gather in the nursery across from the lounge to dive a little deeper into the day's Bible readings. Grab some coffee, tea or hot chocolate and a snack and join us. We should finish up by 11:30. We hope to see you there!