CONFIRMATION CLASS SCHEDULE: 


 
 As we learn and grow together, besides attending class

Attend worship

Monthly sermon notes
Monthly leadership (acolyte, read, facebook live, greet)

Attend youth group or Sunday school
Shut in and other service projects
Attend retreat
If classes are missed, make up is available.

 

We are also looking for parents to sign up to bring lunch for class. Please contract Pr Chrissy or Darcie to Sign up.

 January 12, 2025                               11:30-1:30

January 26, 2025                               11:30-1:30

February 9,  2025                             11:30- 1:30

February 23, 2025                            11:30- 1:30

March 9, 2025                                   11:30- 1:30

March 23, 2025                                 11:30-1:30

April 13, 2025                                     11:30-1:30          last official class of 2025

April 20, 2025                                    Easter breakfast set up Saturday. Easter breakfast 7 am Sunday

May 4, 2025                                        11:30-1:30 Make up class (no class on the 11th because of mother’s day)

VBS  June 2-6, 9-11:30 AM Please plan on being present to help serve

June 7, 2025                                        8th graders only- run through for Confirmation

June 8, 2025                                       8th graders affirm their faith. Arrive at 8:45 AM 


VBS is coming.... June 3-7! 9-11:30

please register in link at top of page!!!!


Sunday School for all ages


9 am


for picture from VBS check our facebook page



Faith Formation

Faith Formation is a two-year program for middle school students to explore what it means to have faith in Jesus Christ and what it means to be a Christian in the Lutheran tradition. This is what you may know as "Confirmation Class." At the culmination of the two-years of growth and study, our youth may choose to make their "Affirmation of Baptism" in the Spring, shortly after Easter.


It is important to note that this Affirmation of Baptism (or "Confirmation," if you prefer) is a rite that our youth choose to participate in. It is not a "graduation" of sorts, not a reward for attending a set number of classes and completing a prescribed number of sermon notes. Yes, those things are important and helpful for your child's faith formation, but equally important is that these children make a personal decision to Affirm their Baptism and to continue to learn and grow in their Lutheran Christian faith.