Growing in Faith

Faith Formation for All Ages

Sunday School isn't just for kids!  At First Lutheran we are always about growing, learning, exploring, and expanding our view of God.  Our Sunday Morning Learning time for adults features a rotation of topics that include Christian History, devotional book studies, and presentations about where our faith and life intersect like mission work and community outreach. Join us Sundays at 10:10 a.m. in the Luther Fellowship Center in the lower level.

  • Jan. 29 —Budget Forum

    Pastor Steve will present a detailed look at the proposed 2023 ministry budget and discuss the opportunities and challenges we face.
    10:10 a.m. in the Level 1 Dining Hall -rm. 104

  • Feb. 5 – Personal Philanthropy

    There are more ways to give than an offering out of current income. Lois Buntz will describe other ways of giving and help people see how they can engage in personal philanthropy. 10:10 a.m. in the Level 1 Dining Hall -rm. 104

  • Feb. 12 – Legacy Planning

    FLC Member Todd Anderson will provide information on legacy planning documents that everyone should have in place. 10:10 a.m. in the Level 1 Dining Hall -rm. 104

  • Starting Jan. 29 – ALPHA

    Alpha is a series of informal conversations about growing in your faith in a relaxed setting. Alpha is a friendly safe place to ask questions about faith to grow in your faith. Anyone is welcome to join. 10:10 a.m. each week in Rm. 314

  • Ongoing – Prof. Bruce Gore Lectures

    Dr. Bruce Gore has developed an in-depth video series exploring the religious roots of the American Revolution. This video series takes place in the chapel on the main level by the church office. This series continues through the year.


    The topics for January include: "Precursors to the Great Awakening", "George Whitefield and the Beginning of the Great Awakening" and "A Year of Change - 1740".

    If you miss a video or want to watch them on your own, the Youtube playlist can be found here online at bit.ly/GoreVideos
    10:10 a.m. in the Chapel - Rm. 217