Adult Sunday School

Sunday morning Christian education doesn't stop when your graduate from high school.  It's a life-long process.  Here are a few of the options you may enjoy as an adult during the Sunday School hour.

  • Narrative Lectionary Discussion

    Sundays after worship, in the library. This class will resume September 14th.


    The Narrative Lectionary, developed at Luther Seminar in St. Paul, is a chronological approach to studying scripture beginning with Genesis and progressing sequentially through the old and new testaments. The class meets in the Library each Sunday about 11:15. The format is an interactive, participatory discussion led by a facilitator using the reading, commentary and additional insights from scholarly sources such as the texts used in the Synod’s Parish Lay Ministry Academy (PLMA). Everyone is invited and encouraged to participate in the discussion or simply listen, if they choose. Preparation is not required. (Although it will enhance your experience.) So, get a cup of coffee and a pastry and join us at 11:15. We look forward to seeing you.


    View the Narrative Lectionary HERE.


    Contact Bruce Fisher  


Oceans of Faith

A New Class beginning Room One Sunday, Aug. 10, 17, 24, 31 entitled Oceans of Faith by Karen Oehler


Karen Oehler has almost finished her certificate in the Parish Lay Ministry Academy (PLMA). The Parish Lay Ministry Academy (PLMA) is a program of the Northern Texas-Northern Louisiana (NT-NL) Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), designed to prepare and train lay leaders in congregations and other ministries across the Church. Karen has participated in a renewal venture of personal growth and preparation for Lutheran Christians in leadership and service. The courses Karen has taken encourage her to grow in service at her home congregation or in individual spiritual growth.


Calling all Anchors of Hope who want to discover more about the vast Oceans of Faith!


The Goals of this Class are to relay summaries of some of the PLMA classes, initiate conversations on meaningful topics, and provide participants with time to share their experiences and preferences as they connect with the material and each other.


Week One: New Ways to Learn the New Testament

Week Two: New Ways to Learn the New Testament and Pre-New Testament events, like why the Septuagint Bible is in Greek?

Week Three: Lutheran Identity and Modern Lutheranism.

Week Four: Prayer-50 ways to Pray: choosing 4 or 5 ways to Pray.