Updated September 17

• Sunday Faith Formation After Worship Resumes This Sunday
  We will gather every week beginning this Sunday, September 20 at 10:45 to grow in faith together.  We will follow a new general pattern this year:  

  • Two consecutive weeks of Sunday School by age group...
    Kid’s Crew (Preschool-5th grades) gather all together for music and interactive lessons to go deeper in faith.
    Confirmation Catechism (6th-8th+ grades) explore who God is, how to think theologically, and what difference God makes in their lives.
    The God Squad (high school) looks for God’s presence in their daily lives and unpacks a new topic each week that directly impacts them.
    Adults (any age) engage in multi-session life-application topic series throughout the year.  The year will begin with Pastor Mike, discussing how Lutherans authentically share their faith.

  • One week of all ages service and learning...

  • Repeat!

Due to holidays and congregation events, the schedule may not always follows the 2+1 rotation, so always check the Happenings to see what’s coming up:
•    Sept. 20 - Age-Group Sunday School
•    Sept. 27 - Age-Group Sunday School
•    Oct. 4 - All Ages Service Project 
Brickworks:  assembling donated Lego bricks for local non-profit
•    Oct. 11 - Age-Group Sunday School

• Living Room Conversation Sermon Series
  Some of the deepest, most meaningful conversations we have happen as we sit and talk in our living rooms, over a meal, in the car, and other private settings.  These personal 1-on-1 conversations are where our faith gets worked out.  This fall, Sept. 13-Nov. 1, we’re bringing the living room into the worship space.  Pastor Mike has invited 8 people to join him in unscripted, informal conversation during worship in place of the traditional sermon.  We’ll hear from youth and retirees, clergy and lay people, Lutherans and non-Lutherans, members and outside guests.  They will talk about their faith in God, where they see God working in their lives, and how they believe God is calling them (and the rest of us!) to live.