Sunday Morning LearningAt First Lutheran we believe you're never to old to be learning new things and growing spiritually. This year we're offering a number of options for adults each and every Sunday from 10:15-11 a.m. to learn and grow in faith. Please drop in for any session when you are here.
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Spring, 2018
Sunday, April 15th
Ken Jones, LFC Grandview Professor Ken Jones will teach us about Martin Luther’s “Address to the Christian Nobility,” one of Luther’s three big treatises of 1520. Organ Information, Chapel Pastor Steve will present the latest information on our proposal to build a new organ before we take a vote on April 29th. Sunday, April 22nd Kent Jones, LFC Grandview Professor Ken Jones will teach us about Martin Luther’s writing “The Babylonian Captivity of the Church,” one of Luther’s three big treatises of 1520. Organ Information, Chapel Pastor Steve will present the latest information on our proposal to build a new organ before we take a vote on April 29th. Sunday, April 29th, LFC Congregation will meet to vote on our proposal to purchase a new organ. |
Sunday, May 6, LFC
Pr. Craig Brown and the Texas Mission Trip Team will talk about their efforts to re-build homes and spread Christ’s love after Hurricane Harvey decimated the Gulf Coast. Sunday, May 13, LFC Historian and Wartburg Theological Seminary Professor Dr. Martin Lohrmann joins us from Dubuque to discuss the latest developments in the Lutheran – Catholic Dialogue. Sunday, May 20, LFC Dr. Kristin Wendland from Wartburg will guide our discussion and seek our input around the ELCA’s Women and Justice Statement. Sunday, May 27, LFC Loras College Philosopher Dr. Chris Lammer-Heindel teaches a course on science and religion and will talk about the current intellectual problems facing traditional Christianity in the present world. Sunday, May 27, Chapel The force is strong with this one! Pr. Craig will look at the new direction of the Star Wars trilogy and see how it might tell us something about what’s happening with Christianity today. |