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Community Matters
April 12, 2024 | by Jean Salisbury
Community MattersBy Jean Salisbury When I joined Southwood Lutheran Church, I did not know anyone in the church, having moved from a small town...
Faith growth in community allows you to learn from others and feel supported as you build relationships. Whether it's a Sunday morning pastor-led class in the Fellowship Hall, a Men's or Women's study or a Small Group that meets in a home, there's always someone waiting to journey with you.
When: Wednesday, June 11, 12 - 1:30PM at Yankee Hill Village, 8401 S 33rd St
Program: Finding God in the Details by photographer Nia Karmann
Register by June 6 to receive a lunch for $10. Pay at the event with cash or check.
Nia’s opportunity to share her view of life and the amazing beauty and wonder God has given her is her passion. Views from a wheelchair are always unique and many times what she sees in a crowd is obstructed by the surrounding people. But, when the crowd clears, she uses her upbeat, creative attitude to capture the beautiful world around us. Come and enjoy Nia’s unique perspective - it’s guaranteed to enlighten you!
LGBTQ+ Friends & Allies Summer Book Study - The Everyday Advocate: Living Out Your Calling to Social Justice by Ross M. Murray. All are welcome to join the entire study, or drop in for sessions as you are able.
Whenever we talk about a “calling” or a “vocation,” it’s often in the context of career paths. Yet, while these things often go together, our callings go beyond whatever it is we do for a living. Theologian Frederick Buechner described our God-given callings as “the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.” Join us for this four week study as together we consider this vital question: who is God calling you to be?