
Sunday School for Age 3
through 6th Grade -
Sunday mornings at 9:15 a.m.
Confirmation Classes for 7th
& 8th grade students -
Wednesdays, 3:30 p.m.

Bible Study
What Good is God?: In Search of a Faith That Matters
by Philip Yancey
In What Good Is God? Journalist and spiritual seeker Philip Yancey travels the globe in search of an answer to a query posed the world over. What good is God in a world where terrorists attack tourist sites in Mumbai, where women and children are sold into sexual slavery, where a gunman kills 32 students and staff on a college campus, and where six million people in South Africa alone suffer from HIV/AIDS?
Or, on a more personal level, does faith really matter when you’re struggling with an addiction, when you get laid off from your job and your home is in foreclosure, or when chronic depression sets in?
Study Schedule
Tuesday, February 7: Part III and Part IV
Tuesday, February 14: Part V and Part VI
No study on February 21.
Tuesday, February 18: Part VII and Part VIII
Tuesday, March 6: Part IX and Part X; Pot Luck to follow.
Books available for $10.00

Book Study: The
Seventeen Second Miracle
Sunday, February 12, 9:30, in the library
Seventeen seconds can change a life – forever. This is what Rex Conner learned
one summer afternoon in 1970 when his gaze was diverted for just seventeen
seconds and tragedy occurred. Forty years later the waves of that day still
ripple through the lives of many people, including Rex’s son, Cole, who is a
patient teacher and shares his father’s story with those struggling in life.
Cole brings three teens to learn
how Rex remade his life – seventeen seconds at a time – by performing small
acts of kindness that sometimes had life-altering consequences. As Cole’s
students learn, miracles can happen – with a little help from you.

Paul D. Burley, author of
The Sacred Sphere
Sunday, February 19, 11:30, in
the chapel
In 2003 Paul Burley discovered a Native
American medicine wheel in the mountains of Wyoming. He began a journey into the
realm of ancient symbolism. The symbolism is often found in archaeological and
anthropological investigations, modern architecture, the greatest of monolithic
monuments, and the most personal of artifacts. He brings a 1.5 million year old
story to light, and it continues today.
Burley is an adjunct son of Concordia, having
married Nancy Hansen, whose mother was Martha Jean Hansen.