Sunday adult classes aim to provide content that is biblically based, doctrinally sound, and genuinely helpful. Below is a list of current offerings.

Why Lutheran?

A 5-week course on Lutheran distinctives, covering everything from how we view a church service, to what we believe about the sacraments, to our teachings on predestination and providence. If you want to learn more about what it means to be Lutheran, this course is for you. Led by Pastor Garrett in the Fellowship Center, May 3-31.

Young Men’s Discipleship Group

Currently studying the Scriptures pertaining to fatherhood. What they say, the vision they cast, and the ways in which we can live them out in our homes. Led by Craig Mitchell and Nic Sinclair in the Living Room, April 12 – May 31.

A Study of Romans

A year-round study of one of the most significant books of the New Testament. Learn more about the book that Martin Luther said was “the purest gospel.” Led by Bret Wims in the Conference Room, August 17 – May 31.

Mom & Tot

For moms and their toddlers (3 years and under). Art classes, music sessions, and activity-based lessons, all in a fun and friendly environment. Led by Kristi Siemsen in Preschool Room 1A, August 17 – May 31.