Group: For the Love of Yarn
Campus: TLC – Mission Campus
Bring a project and join us for fun and fellowship. If you want to learn to knit or crochet, bring yourself. We will supply everything you need including instruction. But please let us know in advance which craft you wish to learn so we can have the appropriate materials for you.
Just call or text Barb Estes at 480-221-7020 if you have questions.
Group: Trinity Music and the Arts
Campus: TLC – Mission Campus
Group: Worship-Mission 5:30
Campus: TLC – Mission Campus
Lutheran evening worship blending organ, hymns of the church, Taizé and seasonal Bach Cantata Series.
Group: Worship Planning Committee
Campus: TLC – Mission Campus
Group: Worship-Mission Online
Campus: TLC – Mission Campus
Group: Worship-Shawnee Online
Campus: TLC – Shawnee Campus
Group: Worship-Mission 8:30
Campus: TLC – Mission Campus
Worship in a classic Lutheran style, with organ, choir and hymns of the church, children's message.
Group: Worship-Shawnee 8:30
Campus: TLC – Shawnee Campus
Lutheran worship in a relaxed casual environment, embracing family participation, celebrating holy communion weekly, using contemporary praise and worship music.
Group: Small Group Bible Study 9:30am
Campus: TLC – Mission Campus
Sunday Morning Bible Study: Book of James
9:30am, Sunday Mornings, Online
Led by Amy Holsapple and Bill Vaughn
Call Bill at 816-863-1731 for more information.
Topic: Book of James
Source: EyewitnessBible.org
Join us as we study James in a new way with short video produced re-enactments of the characters and concepts and follow-up discussion by our group.
Zoom Link:
https://zoom.us/j/193159258?pwd=SHZPY0JVcEFreHJEZE9uVmxISGQvUT09
Meeting ID: 193 159 258
Password: 477787
Pastor Phil will be leading this class at the Shawnee campus.
cat·e·che·sis: noun. religious instruction given to a person in preparation for Christian baptism or confirmation, typically using a catechism.
Since the earliest days of the church, Christians have observed the 40 days of Lent as a time of fasting and preparation for Easter. Traditionally, adult converts to the faith would spend the 40 days of Lent preparing for their baptism (at the end of the Saturday Vigil) and their first Communion (on Easter Sunday). For many Christians, Lent is still a time of studying, reviewing, and learning more deeply the basic tenets of our faith. Join us on the six Sundays in Lent, as we review the six chief parts of Luther’s Small Catechism. Class discussion allows us to apply these timeless truths in new ways to our lives.