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Adult learning

As Lutheran Christians, we consider our lives to be unfinished products. That’s why we’re constantly seeking ways to grow in faith and deepen the meaning of our days. Come, live the questions. Grow your life.

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Sunday-morning adult learning

During the school year, September to May, Sunday-morning learning classes are offered for children, youth, and adults. It’s a time to learn and grow in grace! No need to register in advance. Just walk in with your cup of coffee.

Classes are offered 10:45-11:30 a.m., generally in either the Chapel or Fellowship Hall.

March 14

  • The Sin-Sick Soul, Part 1, Jason Mahn, Assistant professor of religion, Augustana College (The Chapel)
  • Baptism, Pastor Ann Rosendale (Fellowship Hall)

March 21

  • Repentence and "the Christian Balm," Part 2, Jason Mahn, Assistant professor of religion, Augustana College (The Chapel)
  • The Bible, Pastor Matthew Marohl (Fellowship Hall)

March 28

  • Learning Hour for all ages will resume April 11, ()

April 4

  • Learning Hour for all ages resumes April 11, ()

April 11

  • Practicing the Presence, part 2, Bob Sorenson, former St. Paul minister, retired (The Chapel)
  • The Church, Pastor Matthew Marohl (Fellowship Hall)

April 18

  • Carried Grief, Joel Moore, St. Paul Director of Faith Formation (The Chapel)
  • Worship, Christie Anderson, seminarian (Fellowship Hall)
ALPHA

ALPHA is a free Monday-evening course that explores the basics of the Christian faith. The evenings include good food, good people, laughter, music, and questions that matter deeply. The series is offered each Fall and Spring.

Register online and find full information or contact the Alpha coordinator: Katie Hanson, .