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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, February 12, 12 - 1:30PM
Program: Uncovering the Truth by Ally Tieken, Southwood's Youth Coordinator and Master Student of Foresnic Anthropology
Have you ever thought about forensic investigations playing a vital role in making the world a better place? Come learn how anthropologists are making significant contributions to justice by
helping law enforcement agencies uncover the truth, often in challenging situations. This can even lead to crucial evidence in human rights investigations. In addition to a fascinating topic, you’ll have the pleasure of getting to know one of our staff members, Ally, who will share why this field of study has captured her heart.
Meal: Chicken Enchiladas with Southwest Style Rice. Bring a dessert to share if you wish. $5 freewill offering
Join this small group at any time for a weekly book study on Life After Doom: Wisdom and Courage for a World Falling Apart. The study will explore the complexity of hope and resilience during deeply challenging times.
If you are struggling to cheer in the new year, join this small group to find solace and support to process your discomfort.
Each session stands alone so come as you can – no homework. Kick off the New Year by digging into the best story ever written!
Based on a biblical literacy program developed by Rev. Dr. Harold N. Wendt, whose materials formed a worldwide interdenominational ministry, you’ll discover an easy-to-follow timeline that helps make sense of the Bible and how the stories come together to create the bigger picture. Come learn more about the stories already written while leaning into your own story that God is still writing today.
Third Thursday from 7-8PM, in the Fellowship Hall.
3 Reasons to join a book club:
February Book of the Month: Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger. Gather to discuss Thursday, February 20.
Childcare may be provided if there’s interest.