Bible studies are continuing to meet, but new attendees are still welcome to join the conversations! These topics do not require attendance from the beginning in order to follow along.
WOW:
All ladies are invited to discuss Luther’s Small Catechism as we review what Lutherans confess. This group meets on Wednesdays at 6pm in the Chapel.
Women daytime:
Deaconess Michele is leading this study, in the chapel on Tuesdays at 10am. They are discussing the differences between the major world religions. All are invited to join this overview, that will point out the joys of Christian faith and help prepare us for conversations with non-believers.
Men’s study:
The monthly men’s Bible study group is meeting on October 11th to study various Psalms as they connect with the Sunday Scripture readings.
Join in at 8:30 am in the Chapel. Bring your coffee cup!
Sunday morning:
Pastor Albers is leading a Bible study on Hebrews 11-12. These chapters, known as the Hall of Faith, will lead to a great discussion on what the example of past saints’ faith teach us and how our faith can be exhibited. Join in the Ladies Lounge on Sundays after Connect service, around 10:45am.
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