Education and Prayer
The Casserole Club is a monthly dinner and Bible study for young adults. All levels of Bible study experience and apprehension are welcome. Come if you're Lutheran and come if you're not. Come if you've been to church lately and come if church freaks you out a little bit. Come if you read the Bible and come if you don't own one. We've got extras. It's a great place to ask questions, meet new people.
During the summer we meet in Pastor Meta's backyard for a happy hour and BBQ Bible study. Bring a side dish or drinks to share. RSVP Yes or Maybe to the event invitations to receive an address and directions or contact Pastor Meta directly. This summer we'll be meeting 6:30-8:30pm on Thursday, June 3, Wednesday, July 7, and Thursday, August 5, and Thursday, September 9. Hope to see you there!
Casserole Club was featured in the November issue of The Lutheran Magazine! Click here to view the article.
The Good Book Bible Study meets on the third
Wednesday of each month at 10:00am.
Using the bible study from Lutheran Women Today, this group
gathers to read scripture and discuss the theme as it relates to our
lives. This year we are exploring
scripture through the theme "The People of God: Unity in the Midst of
Diverstiy." Join us for scripture and fellowship!
The Book of Faith Study meets on Wednesday
evenings for a simple supper and study together at 6:15pm.
(This group breaks for Evening Prayer during Advent and Lent.)
The Book of Faith is an ELCA initiative, challenging participants to
engage scripture’s context and story from several perspectives.
This season we meet weekly from September 8 - November 17. We'll
begin by taking a look at the "Old and New Testament canon" and how the
Bible came to be. All are welcome!
Missionary Circle meets on the first Wednesday
of each month at noon. We gather
for food, fellowship, and a program that usually includes a guest speaker
who shares about a particular topic of interest.
This is a great opportunity to learn and share about mission and
outreach.
The Prayer Partners tradition is back at
The Prayer Chain is a great way for people in
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