7 - 8 a.m. at the Chanhassen Legion, 290 Lake Dr. E.
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Advent 2024 study: "The Weary World Rejoices" Advent devotional by Kate Bowler
The season of Advent invites us into the tension of ‘already’ and ‘not yet,’ where we hold the fragile hope that everything broken will be made whole, that every sorrow will be met with joy, and that every deep longing will be filled with love. It’s about finding a way to sit with the messiness of life while still holding on to the promise of what’s to come. This year, we invite you to join us as we embrace the Advent and Christmas season as it truly is—imperfect, beautiful, and real.
Women of all ages are invited to join us in the Living Room at Church for community & lively discussion!
Questions? Contact Kim Paul.
Join us each month as we read a book on faith, justice and what it means to find hope in Christ amid a messy and complex world. Each month we will read a book and will gather at a local brewery to discuss and explore how the words we read impact the lives we live. All are welcome to join, whether you finish the book or not. Click here for dates, locations and books!
Join us as we begin our next study, Embracing Joy: a Transformational Study of Habakkuk by Jean Wilund. In this 8-week Bible study of the tiny book of Habakkuk, you’ll dive into the turbulent world of one of the Old Testament prophets—a world not that different from ours today. Journey in faith together as we explore how this ancient prophet brings a message of hope to our lives today. We will begin our study on Wednesday, January 8th and meet weekly 9:30-11:00am.
Contact Jennifer Johnson or Janell Weum for additional information.
All are welcome!
Begins Wednesday, September 18, 2024. REGISTER HERE
The Great Courses: Understanding the New Testament
The New Testament is a fascinating book—the canonical root of Christian history and theology. Yet the book is also a paradox, because this single “book” is comprised of 27 different books by more than a dozen authors, each of whom has a different perspective and is responding to a different set of historical circumstances. How do you reconcile this diversity of voices into a single, unified belief system? And should you even try? For historians, the diversity of authors is not a challenge to be reckoned with, but rather an exciting opportunity. In the New Testament, we have 27 primary sources that offer a doorway to the captivating history of the early Christian communities. Moving through the New Testament chronologically, starting with Paul’s letter to the Thessalonians, Professor Brakke identifies the evidence for when each book was written, along with context that helps explain why each was authored. He also points out discrepancies in the narrative and helps identify the “why” behind the differing accounts.
Video presentations by Professor David Brakke, an award-winning Professor of History at The Ohio State University with discussion led by Pastor Paul, Pastor Dan, and Deacon Savannah.
Questions? Contact Pastor Dan Nelson.
Join us each month for lively discussion on books that are currently popular, or maybe some old classics! All are welcome to join. Click here for upcoming books!
Join us each month for scripture study and discussion. This life-changing, soul-bolstering study is open to women of all ages! Starting again fall 2024. Watch for dates!
Contact Diane Chapa for more information.
Bible study material comes from Gather magazine a publication of the ELCA. Contact Jane Ann Nicholls for information!
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