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An adult class in the Chapel

Sunday-morning adult learning

At St. Paul we grow our curiosity in the stuff of faith. Each Sunday, you’ll find two options for adult classes. Grab your cup of coffee and come on in.

Classes on Sunday mornings | 10:45-11:30 a.m.

  • Guest speakers: In the Chapel
    From literature connections to what it means to be “called to work,” grow your faith and awareness.
  • Bible study: The Gospel of Mark: in Fellowship Hall
    Led weekly by St. Paul pastors, this study reveals that Jesus is God’s good news for us.
  • My Life / Our Faith: In the Luther Loft
    Physician. Librarian. Manager. Social worker. Meet St. Paul people who share insight and meaning derived from their daily work or vocation.
Jan. 29, 2012

A new understanding of grief

Lynn Batcher, chaplain

Explore one of the most ancient and universal of human experiences: grief. Hear an encouraging message about loss, revealed by modern researchers using the tools of behavioral science.

The Gospel of Mark: Who is the greatest?

Jesus establishes very different standards for status and importance among disciples. To be first, one is to be last of all and servant of all.

My Life / Our Faith

Meet Barb Kuttler, librarian and singer. Join in an open conversation reflecting on daily life and faith.

Feb. 5, 2012

St. Paul Annual Meeting
No adult learning classes

Feb. 12, 2012

Christianity — Radicalized!, part 1 of 2

Jason Mahn, assistant professor of Religion at Augustana College

We can all name someone who fits into the un- and under-employment crisis. It’s time to rethink our Christian understanding of what it means to be called by God to work in and for the world.

The Gospel of Mark: Were you there when they crucified my Lord?

The crucifixion is the climax of Mark’s Gospel, where we truly wee what it means for Jesus to be the Christ.

My Life / Our Faith

Meet a St. Paul person who, like you, looks for the deepest meaning as they strive to live their lives in purposeful ways. Pastor Peter Marty hosts this reflective Q and A.

Feb. 19, 2012

Christianity — Radicalized!, part 2 of 2

Jason Mahn, assistant professor of Religion at Augustana College

We can all name someone who fits into the un- and under-employment crisis. It’s time to rethink our Christian understanding of what it means to be called by God to work in and for the world.

The Gospel of Mark: Can the end be just a beginning?

The conclusion of Mark’s Gospel ends with the women’s fear and silence, but this ending also serves as the beginning.

My Life / Our Faith

Meet a St. Paul person who, like you, looks for the deepest meaning as they strive to live their lives in purposeful ways. Pastor Peter Marty hosts this reflective Q and A.

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