This course, written by Pastor Bombaro and taught to parishes and seminarians throughout the U.S. and Europe, is open to all ages and will provide a transformed appreciation for the liturgy and a deep understanding as to why we were saved by Christ to be liturgists.Â
Come learn more about the Divine Service! Throughout the summer we will review our weekly worship practices at St. James. What do we do in the sanctuary and why do we do it that way? Join Vice President Bill Crum in the fellowship hall as your schedule permits this summer to learn (or relearn) Lutheran practices and what those state about our beliefs. Contact Bill with any questions you may have.Â
St. James Sunday school uses the Enduring Faith Bible curriculum. As students progress from preschool through adult, they learn all about their Savior Jesus Christ, what their Savior means for them, how to defend their faith, and how to teach the faith to others. The adult Bible class led by Grace Gillespie is also using the Enduring Faith curriculum, written for adults, to study the same lessons as the children and youth. This is an excellent weekly way to connect with all ages around the same Bible story.Â
Ladies of all ages, please join us. We will meet for the nine-week study entitled End Times. We are looking forward to a great time studying Godâs Word. To sign up for this fall study (or if you have questions/concerns), contact leader Diana Koger at dikoger@yahoo.com or (765) 427-4190.Â
A line from The Sound of Music goes, âLetâs start at the very beginning, a very good place to start!â The Tuesday morning womenâs Bible class is going to do just that ... start at the very beginning with a study of the books of Moses. We will be using a new Bible study series from Concordia Publishing House called Guiding Word. This study is designed to help you better understand and appreciate the Bible as you journey through it. If you are interested in this class, please contact leader Eunice Maurer at eunicemaurer@comcast.net.
In this class we read and discuss a chapter of the Holy Scriptures each week working our way through group-selected books of Godâs holy and precious Word. Join us for a cup of coffee, a muffin, and some fellowship as we as we consider the realities of Christian living in two kingdoms.
This group meets on Fridays from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. at The Downtowner restaurant in Market Square. More men are always welcome!
You are welcome to go to Pastor Bartonâs Podcast at any time at lutheransermons.podbean.com. There are Bible studies (most recently on Zephaniah), thoughts on preparing for worship each week, and sermons you can listen to or read including recent Saturday night sermons. If you scroll back, you can find earlier materials too.