Bible Studies/Sunday Forum
Sunday Forum
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Tuesday Morning Text StudyMembers and friends meet weekly via Zoom on Tuesday mornings at 7:30 am to review liturgical texts for the upcoming Sunday. Contact Larry Wagenknecht for Zoom meeting code.
Faith, Writing & ReflectionWe meet Tuesdays from 2:45 to 4:15 pm. on Zoom, and will be using 40-Day Journey with Howard Thurman, starting Nov. 1. Contact: Carole Ford
Join us in person or on Zoom on the last Tuesday of the month from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. We discuss four or five questions involving spiritual topics, philosophy, life, and theology. Contact Jay Dubois-Jones for more information.
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Lectio Divina (Silent Prayer and Contemplation)
Lectio Divina meets weekly via Zoom on Wednesdays at 12 noon for silent prayer and contemplation. Contact Bill Trevarthen for Zoom meeting code.
Pub Theology |
New Member Classes |
Join us in person or on Zoom on the last Tuesday of the month from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. We discuss four or five questions involving spiritual topics, philosophy, life, and theology. Contact Jay Dubois-Jones for more information.
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New member classes are held in the spring and fall as demand requires. New members meet with the pastoral staff for a "Lutheran Refresher" for those new to the Lutheran faith (as well as those wishing a refresher), and are welcomed to the congregation on "New Member Sundays."
We are planning on having a class Saturday, June 1st, from 9am to 2pm in the Fireside Room. We also invite you to read a small, 68-page book by Dave Daubert called Lutheran Trump Cards: Playing our best hand in the 21st century. We have purchased several copies of this book and invite you to read it prior to the class if you are interested. It is certainly not required, but we trust you'd find it useful as we talk about Lutheranism. You are welcome to borrow a copy of the book from ULC, purchase a copy to keep ($10), or explore purchasing other resources by Dave Dauber from www.day8strategies.com. (I'll let you know when the books arrive.) We look forward to engaging with you in what it means to be Lutheran! God's peace to you, Pr. Emily |