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New Worship Service Times Beginning June 15th!

Traditional Service  8:30 AM

Contemporary Service  10:00 AM

 
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Vacation Bible School PDF Print E-mail

Vacation Bible School (VBS)

    VBS is a week long Bible school adventure for children. Children ages 3 through 8th grade are encouraged to join us for the adventure and bring their friends. We also provide childcare for children under the age of 3. This year VBS will run the week of Monday, July 13th 2009 to Friday, July 17th 2009 from 5:30-8:15PM. VBS is free and includes dinner each night. You won’t want to miss all of the fun and learning!

   We will also be hosting a second VBS at Weberstown East Park in Stockton on the corner of Kentfield and Coventry. This will be a weekend outreach to the community on Friday, July 24th to Sunday, July 26th from 6-8PM.

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Young Adults PDF Print E-mail
St. Andrews young adult group meets the first Sunday of each month at 7PM. We meet at different homes each month, so watch the Sunday bulletin for loacation. It is a very laid back group where we spend time learning more about God's Word and having fun together! Hope to see you there! For more information call the church at 209-957-8750.
 
High School PDF Print E-mail

Our high school group is committed to growing in God's word, helping each other through the good and bad times of the high school experience, and learning how to solidly live out our Christian faith as we become more and more independent of those who have raised us. We hope to live our lives with the purpose God has for us for the improvement of the community as we use the gifts God has given each of us individually.

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Junior High PDF Print E-mail

While we are on a break for Summer from our regular sessions, there is no need to take a break from sharing highs and lows; Reading a verse of Scripture, seeking God’s wisdom; Reflecting on how God’s relates to your highs and lows; Confessing and Absolving one another by saying “I’m sorry” and “I forgive you”; Praying for the joys and pains in one another’s lives by bringing your highs and lows to God; praising and thanking God for the good of the day and inviting the Holy Spirit’s power to sustain your family members through the lows and then blessing one another.

Sneak Peak for September:So, what's a Lutheran?  We will find out in a fun way.  Learning at church on Wednesdays in art, music, skits, stories, cartoons and Bible Study.  Then take it home every night with the interactive family Home Huddle Journal, Living Lutheran.  We will go from the birth of the Reformation with Martin Luther through the Apostle's Creed and our own Lutheran Life in baptism, communion, worship, and confessing our faith.

Sermon Reports:  Remember if you have not completed your 15 yet, you need to do so by August!   You can find the balnk forms in the box by the nursery and turn the completed one in to the file folder.

 Registration Night for all parents and youth - Wednesday September 3 at 7pm

We will resume our sessions Wednesday September 10 at 6pm with Living Lutheran.

All 6th Grade parents and youth are invited to Surviving Adolescence a three week class to help parents and youth strengthen their relationships with one another and with God so they have the tools they need for the adolescent journey.  Wednesdays, August 13-27, 2008 at 7pm

 

 

 
Faith Stepping Stones PDF Print E-mail

  Faith incubation doesn't happen in a vacuum. It doesn't happen over night. It must be nurtured over time. Faith Stepping Stones is a process that bonds parents and children into the body of Christ at eight crucial moments in parenting and leads them to incubate faith every night in every home. It provides faith-based parenting education from cradle to graduation through a series of eight short-courses. Each course brings parents and children together for fun and learning, and ends at the altar with a special blessing service.

      Through this process, parents and children develop nightly faith practices that includes blessing, prayer, scripture reading, sharing of Highs & Lows, faith dialogue, and a nightly "I'm sorry" before turning out the lights on the day. This "every night in every home" ritual blesses the child, gifts the family, and calls parents to their promise while incubating faith.

•    Stone 1: Raising a Healthy Baby:
Three (3) sessions on physical, emotional and spiritual needs of infants and their parents. Parents are also taught how to do a nightly blessing as a family faith practice.

•    Stone 2: Raising a Healthy Preschooler: Three (3) sessions on physical, emotional and spiritual needs of preschoolers and their parents. Parents are taught to add prayer to the nightly blessing as a faith practice.

•    Stone 3: Entry Into School: Three (3) sessions on physical, emotional and spiritual needs of kindergarteners and their parents. Parents are taught to share Highs & Lows with their children, and add it to their nightly prayers and blessing.

•    Stone 4: My Bible: Eight (8) sessions highlighting 120 key verses in young readers’ Bibles. Youth and parents commit to read a Bible verse nightly, and continue with Highs & Lows, prayer and blessing nightly.

•    Stone 5: Livin’ Forgiven: Three (3) sessions from Passover to Lord’s Supper, with nightly confession and absolution added to the faith practices of Bible reading, Highs & Lows, prayer and blessing.

•    Stone 6: Surviving Adolescence: Three (3) sessions on "Surviving Adolescence" where youth and parents learn and commit to the art of theological reflection (i.e. setting the Bible verse and the Highs & Lows of the day together to ask "What is God saying to us today?"), and adding this to the previous faith practices of confession/absolution, Bible reading, Highs & Lows, prayer and blessing continue.

•    Stone 7: Confirmation As Ordination: Three (3) sessions where youth and parents look at their confession, their confirmation, and their call.

•    Stone 8: Graduation Blessing: Three (3) sessions spread over the fall, winter, and spring where seniors and their parents look back God’s blessings, look to the moment, and look to the future of their new callings.

 

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