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Christian Education

2025

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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL AGES
SUNDAY SCHOOL: (3-year-olds through 6th Grade)
Immediately following the Worship Service, Sunday School begins in the lower-level Youth Room with an animated Bible Video on the lesson of the day (around 10:35 AM).   Following the Bible Video, students move to the Music Room for singing and an Opening (10:40 – 10:50 AM). Next, the students move to the Sunday School Classroom, Room #216/217 (at 10:50 – 10:55 AM).  Bible Lessons are taught via animated videos, Bible readings, crafts, other activities and storytelling. Depending on attendance, a class for 3-year-olds through Kindergarten students will meet in Room 212/213 and a second class for students in Grades 1 – 6 will meet in Room 216/217. Please contact Roger with questions regarding Sunday School.​

CONFIRMATION CLASS: (Grades 7 - 8)
A Combined 7th - 8th Grade Confirmation Class meets in Room 110.  Please contact Roger with any questions regarding the Confirmation Program.   Lloyd Condra is the lead teacher.  

HIGH SCHOOL CLASS: (Grades 9 – 12)
Through Bible Study and sharing, youth grow in their faith, learn to connect with each other in meaningful ways and explore ways to serve God and others. High School students are invited to join the Sunday School students (helping with activities and crafts) or will meet in the Youth Room for a High School Class. 

Journey Classes!   
Everyone has a unique Spiritual Journey.  All are invited to grow in faith, learn in understanding, share thoughts and ask questions.  Please join us as we Journey in Faith together.  

Sunday, October 19: “Helping and Listening to Our Neighbors!” Lutheran Counseling Network  (4 – 6 PM)
John Koch will lead a brief seminar with demonstration on the administration and legal aspects of Narcan, the opioid reversal drug. There will be a Q and A period after the demonstration.  He will also talk about assessment work he does with Lutheran Refugee Services and the shifting legal status of the state department. In addition, John will conduct an open discussion about engaging community members in a positive supportive aspect rather than engaging in confrontational persuasive argument styles. If time allows, a 10-minute mindful meditation will be shared.  Led by John F. Koch, PsyD, LHMC, Doctor of Psychology, Washington State Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Member of Lutheran Counseling Network.

Sunday, October 26: “Helping and Providing for Our Neighbors!” Compass Housing Alliance (4 – 6 PM)
Compass Housing Alliance, rooted in the Lutheran tradition and now serving people of all faiths and backgrounds, has been a trusted presence in Seattle since 1920.   Join us for a conversation on the realities of homelessness in our community and how Compass Housing Alliance is working to provide shelter, affordable housing, and hope to our neighbors in need. We’ll explore the challenges people face, the faith-rooted history of Compass, and the practical ways lives are being transformed today. You’ll also hear about exciting volunteer opportunities where our church community can get directly involved in serving and walking alongside those experiencing homelessness.  Led by Sam Townsend, Community Engagement Manager and Advancement at Compass Housing Alliance.

 “Sunday Best!” Movie Review
​Monday, October 20, 5 - 7 pm
Meet in Youth Room
“The Ed Sullivan Show ran for more than a thousand episodes, and Sunday Best is Packed with some of its greatest moments and performances.  There are also interviews with legends like Harry Belafonte and Dionne Warwick, who offer a more intimate perspective on what Sullivan was like as a person and an ally.  Within every frame of Sunday Best, there is an affection for the early days of television, but beneath the showbiz glitz, a human tenderness towards Ed Sullivan. He broke many barriers by booking Black artists on his Sunday night variety show.  This documentary spotlights the TV pioneer’s legacy of equality.”  (Summary by IMDb) 

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