Sunday Morning Adult Learning Opportunities
BUILD UP IN THE BODY OF CHRIST IN ONE
OF OUR ADULT CLASSES! St. Matthew has five adult classes which meet on
Sunday mornings from 9:00-10:00 am. Each has a different style and
topic, so you may find one that best suits your interests. Visit each
of our classes and stay with one or move around throughout the year as you
desire.
FAITH JOURNEYS: Paul's letter to the Romans is central to our
Lutheran faith. Discover more about this book with lively discussion.
Carolyn Stambaugh would be happy to answer your questions at 637-5218.
The class meets in room 303.
FELLOWSHIP: Meeting in room 203, this class uses the Augsburg
Bible Study to center their Bible study each week. If you enjoy
singing favorite hymns, this class is for you!
GENERATIONS: As the name suggests, this class is made up of
adults from different ages who have a wide range of experiences and ideas to
share on many topics from parenting to Bible study to living in the world as
a Christian. They meet in the education building's lounge.
Mickey Fiery (632-2128), Beth Koontz (624-3907), and Dee Books (646-9664)
are among those who will welcome you to the class.
IN-DEPTH CLASS: Currently working through the book of
Genesis, this class examines the biblical texts in detail. Come to
offer your ideas and learn about this fascinating book. Contact the
class's facilitator Joel Ruths at 633-1755 or visit the class in room 302.
SEASONS OF THE SPIRIT CLASS: Meeting in the parlor, this
class uses "Daily Discipleship", a curriculum based on the lectionary (the
lessons read in worship each week). Lena Mae Dulling leads the class
and may be reached at 630-2180.
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St. Paul writes in 1 Corinthians: The body does not consist of one
member but many. If the foot would say, Because I am not a hand, I do
not belong to the body, that would not make it any less a part of the
body.....Now you are the body of Christ and individually members of it.
Come be a part of the body of Christ at St. Matthew!
