ADULT FAITH FORMATION
The ELCA has developed a series on Resiliency as we seek to cope through these unprecedented times—which include a health pandemic, economic uncertainty, and unresolved issues related to race.
The series invites us to be open:
1) To God providing us with the strength, courage, and peace to face these times;
2) To God guiding us into a new normal; and
3) To others who will walk with us through times of lament, fear, uncertainty and the unknown. The series will three sessions, focusing on:
We’re going to try a new format for these three sessions. We will welcome those who feel comfortable to join us in the Fellowship Hall after the 9 a.m. service or before the 11 service; we’ll start about 10:10. We will simultaneously be available by a zoom connection for those who would like to connect remotely.
In the Fellowship Hall we’ll have a leader for each session, as well as a second monitor who can keep track of questions via Zoom chat. Both will have laptop computers. The COVID committee says we can have 25 in the Fellowship Hall with coffee and doughnuts, three to a table (or more if it’s one family unit), and kids can use the playground.
Please consider joining us in one of these two formats
The series invites us to be open:
1) To God providing us with the strength, courage, and peace to face these times;
2) To God guiding us into a new normal; and
3) To others who will walk with us through times of lament, fear, uncertainty and the unknown. The series will three sessions, focusing on:
- Building Faith Practices During Tough Times (May 2)
- Setting Free our Laments (May 16)
- Parenting (May 23)
We’re going to try a new format for these three sessions. We will welcome those who feel comfortable to join us in the Fellowship Hall after the 9 a.m. service or before the 11 service; we’ll start about 10:10. We will simultaneously be available by a zoom connection for those who would like to connect remotely.
In the Fellowship Hall we’ll have a leader for each session, as well as a second monitor who can keep track of questions via Zoom chat. Both will have laptop computers. The COVID committee says we can have 25 in the Fellowship Hall with coffee and doughnuts, three to a table (or more if it’s one family unit), and kids can use the playground.
Please consider joining us in one of these two formats