This is a weekly discussion group for big questions about God, church, spirituality, and systems of belief. Each week invites conversation around a new theological question.
When reporter Eric Roper moved into his 113 year old home in Minneapolis, he began an unexpected journey to understand the history of his home, focusing on the owners of the home a century ago.
Join Pastor Heather and Melissa on a Youth Fall Retreat at the Mount Olivet Retreat Center. This event is for 6th - 12th grade students. Together with Lutheran hip-hop artist, Dave Sherer, we will dig into God’s word, play giant games, swim, and do camp stuff.
In this time of significant and rapid change, we will gather in prayer for the world each week. Join us on Sundays before worship.
The Ministry Fairs will highlight the many programs, ministries, and volunteer opportunities for people to connect with each other, their church, and their faith. Tables will be set up in the Gallery in Minneapolis and the Fellowship Hall in Minnetonka.
Join us for a celebration of Sabbatical Summer with testimony, art, music, poetry, and creative expressions from a variety of Spirit Garage artists!
Experimental. Embodied. Experiential. These three words sum up the vision for our new Sunday evening worship service. Curated and led by Spirit Garage’s Andy Pokel in collaboration with Bethlehem pastors and volunteer musicians. Featuring selections from Prairie Liturgies by Carol Meier and Pastor Meta Herrick Carlson through November.
You can count on wonderful conversations, great connections, and delicious food every Wednesday night in Iverson Hall!
On Wednesdays this fall, Pastor Chris Enstad will meet with adults to explore some of the same questions confirmation students encounter as they prepare for Affirmation of Baptism. Whether you once participated in confirmation or not, you are welcome to join the conversation that coincides with this fall’s sermon series, “Grace Made Visible.”
Join us this fall for a five-week course designed to help us bridge divides with people who hold values, perspectives, or political views different from our own. Using the Intercultural Development Continuum as a framework, we’ll take a look at polarization in society and explore options for responding to challenging situations, both within our personal spheres and the public arena.
Love to read? This group is for you! This group meets weekly on Wednesdays, 6:45-8:00 pm, in Henderson Conference Room (Mpls campus). The book for September is Tom Lake by Ann Patchett. New members are welcome!
Calling all 6th-8th grade students! Join us for a fun, food packing event at the Chanhassen Feed My Starving Children. When we volunteer at FMSC, we make a tangible difference for the neediest children around the world! Middle schoolers will meet at the Chanhassen FMSC to hand-pack rice, soy, dried vegetables and a nutritionally complete blend of vitamins and minerals. Once sealed and boxed, meals are shipped to FMSC partners worldwide.
