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On Sunday mornings at 9:15, between Labor Day and Memorial Day weekends, we gather around the table in Room 2 to discuss our lives, our hopes, our faith, and what we're finding in the Bible passages we read together. Expect laughter and some aha moments, too.
Thank you to all who participated during the 2016-17 "school year"! Read this page to learn about past topics and get updates about what's in store this fall. We want to welcome you any week you can join us. If you can't make it for a whole series, no worries! We'll help you jump into the day's topic.
On Sunday mornings at 9:15, between Labor Day and Memorial Day weekends, we gather around the table in Room 2 to discuss our lives, our hopes, our faith, and what we're finding in the Bible passages we read together. Expect laughter and some aha moments, too.
Thank you to all who participated during the 2016-17 "school year"! Read this page to learn about past topics and get updates about what's in store this fall. We want to welcome you any week you can join us. If you can't make it for a whole series, no worries! We'll help you jump into the day's topic.
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We ended spring 2017 with a Bible study of 1 Peter, a New Testament letter. We explored how this letter's writer encourages people who suffer and speaks to Jesus' followers as a tested people, a trusting people, a called people, a holy people, and a proclaiming people.
At other times in the year, our topics touch on faith practices, books of the Bible, and the modern-day life of faith. For example, during the fall of 2016, we dug into 1 Timothy (a New Testament letter), considered how gratitude can shape our attitudes and how we use our resources, and explored the identity of John the Baptist. During the winter, we learned about the experiences of Christians in India, including the members of our companion synod. And during Lent, we got down to basics with a study of Luther's Small Catechism.
Join the conversation!
We ended spring 2017 with a Bible study of 1 Peter, a New Testament letter. We explored how this letter's writer encourages people who suffer and speaks to Jesus' followers as a tested people, a trusting people, a called people, a holy people, and a proclaiming people.
At other times in the year, our topics touch on faith practices, books of the Bible, and the modern-day life of faith. For example, during the fall of 2016, we dug into 1 Timothy (a New Testament letter), considered how gratitude can shape our attitudes and how we use our resources, and explored the identity of John the Baptist. During the winter, we learned about the experiences of Christians in India, including the members of our companion synod. And during Lent, we got down to basics with a study of Luther's Small Catechism.
Join the conversation!
