10:10 Faith and Fellowship

The 10:10 Faith & Fellowship hour is designed to be a time for all of us as a community of faith to deepen our relationships and grow in our faith together. Consider staying an hour after 9:00 a.m. worship, or come an hour early before the 11:00 a.m. worship service.

Participate in Bible study, book study or small group sessions. Join others at a table in the Social Hall for breakfast and good conversation. Make 10:10 a consistent part of your Sunday morning routine and participate in RLC’s community. Let’s grow in our faith together. Looking for previous 10:10 opportunities? Visit the 2011 10:10 archive page.

Faith Begins At Home

You, as a parent, have heard the statement that, “faith begins at home,” but wonder where to begin. Parents often feel unqualified, or at best, unequipped to nurture the faith of their children as part of their life together as a family. Numerous studies have shown that parents have the greatest impact and influence on the faith and faith life of children. The church is here to support you in raising faith-filled children.

Continuing on the 2nd and 3rd Sunday of each month through May, parents are invited to gather in Room 40 at 10:10 a.m. for an ongoing session based on Mark Holmen’s book, “Faith Begins at Home.” Each session will include presentation, small group discussion and sharing of ideas and practices. As parents connect with one another they will be guided and equipped to actively nurture the faith of your children at home. Kim Rehfeldt, Director of Children’s and Family Ministry, will serve as facilitator for the sessions.

• 2nd & 3rd Sundays
• Led by Kim Rehfeldt Director of Children’s Ministries at RLC.

Who Do You Say That I Am?

Who is Jesus? History is full of different answers to this question. In this 10:10 class, we will look at these different views and at the Lutheran response to this inquiry.

• February 26
• Led by Christopher Brademeyer, RLC Intern Pastor

Saints, Fathers, and Church

This course will look at some of the major events and people in the 1500 years between the New Testament and the Reformation.

• March 4,11,18
• Led by Christopher Brademeyer, RLC Intern Pastor

Architecture and The Means of Grace

Sacred architecture is a means by which we relate to and connect with God and our neighbor in community. We experience God’s offerings and gifts of forgiveness of sins, life and salvation simultaneously with our experience of the sacred spaces around us. This session will discuss The Means of Grace, and will present sacred building designs which speak to this foundation of our Lutheran faith.

• March 25
• Led by Dot Probst

Revivals in America – American Awakenings

This two part series will look at Revivals in America. The first session will help us understand history and the variety of ways the Holy Spirit worked powerfully in the American Awakenings

The second session will help us understand how the Holy Spirit speaks to us..and/how to discern the Holy Spirit speaking and how we respond?

• April 15 and 22
• Led by Walt Sundberg, Professor of Church History, Luther Seminary

American Lutheranism

This class will cover the development of Lutheranism in this country, in all of its turbulent glory.

• April 29 & May 6
• Led by Christopher Brademeyer, RLC Intern Pastor