January Faith Builders
In addition to the Bible Study taught by Nancy Clark on January 7, 14, and 28 and the Women’s Connection on those same dates, the following opportunities will be offered:
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Advent Festival
On Sunday, November 26, everyone is invited to an Advent Festival at 9:45 am in Creighton Hall. At the festival we will have ways to celebrate Advent in your home,
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Faith Builders
Faith Builders Lifelong learning opportunities for adults on Sunday mornings at 9:45 are an important way in which we fulfill our mission “to build a living faith.” Going forward, these
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Lutheranism 101
Do you have a two-minute “elevator speech” you can give to someone who asks you “what is a Lutheran?” You will after you attend this review of/introduction to some of
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Rally Day is September 10
Join Us for Rally Day Rally Day is Sunday, September 10! Our regular worship schedule resumes that morning with worship at 8:30 and 11:00 am. Sunday School classes for all
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Aid For Friends Cook-In
The Sunday School students will be preparing meals for Aid-For-Friends on May 7th. We need your support to help make this possible. We are making meatloaf meals and are in
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ADULT FORUM WITH LUTHERAN CHARITIES SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 , 9:45 AM
Barbara Stechert, Manager of Donor Relations and Ministry Partnerships for Lutheran Charities and a Certified Church Consultant, will engage the adult forum participants in a Jeffersonian style conversation. Thomas Jefferson
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Sunday School News
LAST DAY The last Sunday School classes will be held on Sunday, June 12. All classes will resume on Rally Day, Sunday, September 11. CELEBRATION BRUNCH! On June 12th at
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The Sunday School and Confirmation students will be preparing meat loaf meals for Aid For Friends on May 15th. You can help by donating a meat loaf or side dish
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Adult Forum: APRIL 10 & 17: AN INTERFAITH EXPERIENCE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
9:45 a.m. in Creighton Hall This past October, a group of 19 Christian, Muslim and Jewish Philadelphians, including Reformation’s own John Chesters, ventured to Turkey, Israel, and Palestinian Cities for
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