Christian Education

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Upcoming Events:   

Rally Sunday is September 11 – Come as a family 

The Christian Education year will begin on Rally Sunday, September 11.  We will have a grand “kick off” for the year during the Education Hour, 9:15-10:15 a.m. on that day.  All classes, age 3 through 8th grade will meet in the Social Room for Rally Sunday.  Bring the whole family.  There will be fun for all.  All teachers, shepherds, and at least a parent from each family are asked to attend.

Regular Sunday School classes will begin on September 18.

These classes will meet weekly at 9:15 a.m. through the Sunday before Memorial Day

Sunday School and Sunday Classes - Locations

3 yr olds – Room 022 for music opening, class meets in Room 021

Pre-K/K – Room 022

Grades1-2 – Oasis Room (rooms 012-014)

Grades 3-4 – Rooms 011-013

Grades 5-6 – Joyful Noise (room 121)

Grade 7   –     Social Room, 2nd Floor, South Classroom

Grade 8   –      Room 119

Grades 9-12 – Attic

Adults    –        Room 116

New Adult Class – Martin Luther’s Large Catechism – Starting September 11

Sundays, 9:15-10:15 in room 116 – Taught by Pastor David Tinker and Paul Weichman

Many Lutherans remember learning Martin Luther’s Small Catechism when they were in their Junior High years.  The Small Catechism was written for parents to use to teach their own children.  Did you know that Martin Luther wrote a Large Catechism?  This was written for adults to use for their own learning.

Come for the fellowship and learning as we revisit the Catechism from an adult perspective.  There will be copies of Martin Luther’s Large Catechism in the form of the book:  Martin Luther's Catechisms: Forming the Faith, by Timothy J. Wengert.  He was one of the editors of the new Book of Concord.  The recommended donation for the book is $18.00. 

Having copies of the book is essential to really understanding the class.  Often members of the same household will share a copy, which is fine.  Please come, even if you do not feel you can afford the book.  Some people often donate to cover the cost for others.  What matters is that you come.