Join with a pastor of Christ Lutheran each week to continue the discussion of our current book and how it relates to our Christian lives today. Open to all. This class also meets in person at Christ Providence (W150).

From September 13 – October 18, Faith Fellowship is embarking on a six-week video series that tells the amazing four-century history of the Lutheran Church in America from its beginning –– with the unending hard work and passion of Henry Muhlenberg –– to modern day. This class also meets in person in Forum A&B. Led by Barbara Burton, Milt Marin, Miriam Morrison, and Barbara Anderson.

This fall, we will use Marty Solomon’s book, Asking Better Questions of the Bible. Join this journey away from easy answers and toward a richer encounter not only with the Biblical text itself, but more importantly with our God who beckons us to draw near. This book is an invitation to bring our whole selves to our reading of Scripture, confident that in doing so, God will lead us into a deeper level of meaning and understanding. The pace will be unhurried, giving space to chew on the content, ask questions and seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance in our discussions. Each week we will also spend intentional time praying within the group, supporting one another. This class also meets in person in W150 A&B. Led by David Deeds and Joy Hutchinson.

It is hard enough to live out your faith in a mostly Christian nation like the United States. How much harder would it be living in a country that is openly hostile to your faith? That’s where Daniel finds himself during the Babylonian Exile. Through his example, we gain encouragement, insight and strength to live our faith under fire. This class is also in person in Forum A&B. Led by Pastor Scott Suskovic.