Sunday School

For more information about Sunday school classes, contact Cathryn Hewett, director of Faith Formation.

Two’s through Fifth Grade Sunday School:

There are 3 groupings:
•Preschool (2’s-4’s)
•K-2nd Grades
•3rd-5th Grades

Each group has a shepherd who moves the groups between three learning stations: story, craft, and game.  Each Sunday there is a common story theme and each station supports that theme through story, craft, and game. The material for planning comes from a website called Sermons4Kids:  http://www.sermons4kids.com/index.htm.

 

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Confirmation Sunday School Class (6th-8th Grades) 

Our 6th and 7th graders journey through the Old and New Testaments as well as theology covering the Lord’s Prayer, Apostle’s Creed, 10 Commandments, Baptism and Holy Communion, the church year, and Martin Luther in alternating years as part of their confirmation experience.  This class meets from 10:20-11:00 a.m. in the basement of education building from September through May. For more information, visit the Confirmation page.

High School Sunday School Class (9th-12th Grades)

The 9th-12th grade youth enjoy open discussion on many different topics.  Open exchange of ideas, concerns and joys are encouraged in this small group setting.  This class meets from 10:20-11:05 in the high school youth room in the basement of education building from September through May.

For Adults: 

Learning is a life long process and we encourage all adults to engage in learning and faith talk.  St. Philip offers two adult Sunday school classes for that very purpose.

Faith and Fellowship Class

Faith and Fellowship is an adult multi-generational Sunday school class that addresses multiple faith topics in an open discussion format.  This class meets from September through May in Luther Hall from 10:20-11:05.  Join us!!

Augsburg Class

This class uses the International Sunday School Lessons for Christian Teaching. The lessons provide a study trip through the entire Bible once every three years.  There is continuity in the lessons, yet each lesson is designed to stand on its own. All are welcome at any time.