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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, August 14, 12 - 1:30PM
Speaker: Mark Mayer
Southwood is filled with outdoor enthusiasts, but Mark Mayer’s passion for God’s beautiful creation stands out. He has led more scouting adventures than one can count and mission trips are just part of his life. As Lincoln’s largest green space, Wilderness Park provides a unique opportunity for the public to appreciate the value of a natural area within an urban setting. The City of Lincoln continues to make it more user friendly, accessible, and educational.
Central to the ecology of Wilderness Park is Salt Creek. The creek begins in southern Lancaster County and flows north for 45 miles before emptying into the Platte River. We’ll be watching the film “Salt Valley Greenways: Nature’s Network” a multi-media story exploring the wild spaces along the Salt Creek valley. These wildlife corridors are vital to the success of animal populations, especially in urbanized areas. Protecting these places is important not only for wildlife, but for people as well.
Menu: Bacon quiche and fresh fruit (a veggie quiche option will be available as well). Bring a dessert to share if you wish.
$5 freewill donation at the time of the event.
Join a table group to enjoy learning in community with others. Conversations will be held on the topics of communion and salvation and what you or others have experienced in other churches. Bring your questions and your curiosity!
No need to register – just grab some coffee & donut holes in the Café on your way in.
Third Thursday from 7-8PM, in the Fellowship Hall.
3 Reasons to join a book club:
July Book of the Month: The Women by Kristin Hannah. Gather to discuss on Thursday, July 18.
August Book of the Month: The Keeper of Stars by Buck Turner. Gather to discuss on Thursday, August 15.
Childcare may be provided if there’s interest.