The life of faith is first and foremost about being a relationship with God. Like all good relationships, this one grows and changes over the course of a lifetime. That’s why faith formation doesn’t end at confirmation.

As Lutheran Christians, we believe that the Holy Scriptures contain the Word of God. When we read the Bible, we read of the story of God’s steadfast love and how that has manifested itself through time. We read stories of sinners and saints, of love and rebellion, and above all we read the story of Jesus Christ, the ultimate living embodiment of God’s love for humanity and the cosmos. We study these stories, because in them we see our own stories, and in studying them, we come to recognize the stories of God’s relationship with humanity as our own story.

Current Adult Study: “Following Jesus with…”

During the season of Lent, we will be learning from different voices from the history of Christianity about what it means to follow Jesus. Led by the pastoral staff and in partnership with Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Wednesdays at 12:15 pm as a brown bag lunch study, and at 6:45 pm as part of evening worship following our Lenten soup suppers.

March 4th: Following Jesus with John the Evangelist, at Salem

March 11th: Following Jesus with the Desert Mothers and Fathers, at Hill

March 18th: Following Jesus with Saint Ignatius, at Saint James

March 25th: Following Jesus with Dietrich Bonhoeffer, at Salem

April 1st: Following Jesus with Saint (Mother) Teresa of Calcutta