Bible Study at Ascension is Dynamic, Thorough, and Fun!
Sunday School
Ascension's Sunday School is a Sunday morning (10:00 a.m.) interactive learning experience for children ages 3 through 4th grade. Students are led by experienced teachers who have a love for the Bible and a heart for children. For more information contact Ashlyn Swenson at aswenson@ascensionlcms.org.
Adult Bible Study
The Sunday Morning Bible Study continues in the Seaman Center at 10:00 am. Join Mike Nowicki as he leads us through the study of "Finding God".
Small Group Bible Studies
Study of I & II Peter: The world attacks the Church from the outside and the Apostle Peter wrote to the believers a message of encouragement and endurance, focusing on the importance of living well while bearing up under unjust suffering. False teaching, dissension and strife attack the Church from the inside and the Apostle Peter wrote to the believers to emphasize the importance of growing in spiritual maturity, learning and clinging to the proper knowledge of God though the Word of God. The Apostle wrote two messages – important for the Church then, and critical for our church now. That we might grow in faith and maturity we will focus our attention to these important letters to the Church. We meet weekly on Sunday nights from 6-7:30 p.m. in classroom 1 of the Seaman Center. We hope that you will join in for this important study in encouragement of our Christian faith. For more information please contact Jay Schaefer, sayhey2j@yahoo.com, 407.331.6942.
So what’s the big deal about the Protestant Reformation? It has been said that the Protestant Reformation not only triggered a seismic shift in the life and faithfulness of the Church, but “in the eyes of many historians, signaled the beginning of the modern era.” In its day the movement forever changed the hearts and minds of the believers, costing many life or livelihood. But what about today? Is the “big deal” of the Reformation still worth fighting about—and do we even know what issues were—and are—at stake? Join us as we look at the work of the Protestant Reformers and consider what it truly means to be a church of the Reformation, continuing in the tradition of those who literally changed the world. Class meets the first and third Saturdays of the month, 7:30 – 9:00 a.m. in classroom 1 of the Seaman Center. We hope that you will join in for this important study in the foundations of the practice of our Christian faith. For more information please contact Jay Schaefer, sayhey2j@yahoo.com, 407.331.6942.
Bible and Bagels: Please join us every Wednesday morning to kick off your day with great bagels and even greater words from the Lord as we study the book of Ephesians. We meet at 7:30 a.m. at the Casselberry Exchange (17/92 & 436).
Risen Motherhood: Join fellow moms who are "in the trenches" as we listen through a short and sweet episode of "The Risen Motherhood Podcast". Each week, we will unpack how to use the Gospel to influence every area of our motherhood, from feeding our families to disciplining our children to facing the cold and flu season with grace.
The Tuesday Night Bible Study is a DVD-based study and discussion. All are invited. Meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. in Zehnder Hall. For more information contact Gary and Carol Lynn Fink at glclfink@bellsouth.net.
Young at Heart is a fellowship, service, and study group for seniors. They meet the 1st Thursday of each month at 11:30 a.m. For more information contact Duane Massoll at massoll@bellsouth.net.
Confirmation
Confirmation instruction is a comprehensive Bible Study and Catechism class. It begins in 5th grade with a Sunday morning (10:00 a.m., Zehnder Hall) overview of the Bible. In 7th grade students attend a Thursday evening class (Zehnder Hall) teaching the basics of Martin Luther's Small Catechism. Confirmation itself takes place in May of a student's 8th grade year. For more information contact Pastor Tom Eggebrecht at eggebrecht@aol.com or Jay Schaefer at sayhey2j@yahoo.com.
Lutheran Scholarships
Financial Scholarships are available for Ascension members who send their children to local Lutheran schools. For more information contact Jay Schaefer at sayhey2j@yahoo.com.
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School is five, fun-filled mornings for children in the month of June. Watch for more information.
Ascension's Sunday School is a Sunday morning (10:00 a.m.) interactive learning experience for children ages 3 through 4th grade. Students are led by experienced teachers who have a love for the Bible and a heart for children. For more information contact Ashlyn Swenson at aswenson@ascensionlcms.org.
Adult Bible Study
The Sunday Morning Bible Study continues in the Seaman Center at 10:00 am. Join Mike Nowicki as he leads us through the study of "Finding God".
Small Group Bible Studies
Study of I & II Peter: The world attacks the Church from the outside and the Apostle Peter wrote to the believers a message of encouragement and endurance, focusing on the importance of living well while bearing up under unjust suffering. False teaching, dissension and strife attack the Church from the inside and the Apostle Peter wrote to the believers to emphasize the importance of growing in spiritual maturity, learning and clinging to the proper knowledge of God though the Word of God. The Apostle wrote two messages – important for the Church then, and critical for our church now. That we might grow in faith and maturity we will focus our attention to these important letters to the Church. We meet weekly on Sunday nights from 6-7:30 p.m. in classroom 1 of the Seaman Center. We hope that you will join in for this important study in encouragement of our Christian faith. For more information please contact Jay Schaefer, sayhey2j@yahoo.com, 407.331.6942.
So what’s the big deal about the Protestant Reformation? It has been said that the Protestant Reformation not only triggered a seismic shift in the life and faithfulness of the Church, but “in the eyes of many historians, signaled the beginning of the modern era.” In its day the movement forever changed the hearts and minds of the believers, costing many life or livelihood. But what about today? Is the “big deal” of the Reformation still worth fighting about—and do we even know what issues were—and are—at stake? Join us as we look at the work of the Protestant Reformers and consider what it truly means to be a church of the Reformation, continuing in the tradition of those who literally changed the world. Class meets the first and third Saturdays of the month, 7:30 – 9:00 a.m. in classroom 1 of the Seaman Center. We hope that you will join in for this important study in the foundations of the practice of our Christian faith. For more information please contact Jay Schaefer, sayhey2j@yahoo.com, 407.331.6942.
Bible and Bagels: Please join us every Wednesday morning to kick off your day with great bagels and even greater words from the Lord as we study the book of Ephesians. We meet at 7:30 a.m. at the Casselberry Exchange (17/92 & 436).
Risen Motherhood: Join fellow moms who are "in the trenches" as we listen through a short and sweet episode of "The Risen Motherhood Podcast". Each week, we will unpack how to use the Gospel to influence every area of our motherhood, from feeding our families to disciplining our children to facing the cold and flu season with grace.
The Tuesday Night Bible Study is a DVD-based study and discussion. All are invited. Meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. in Zehnder Hall. For more information contact Gary and Carol Lynn Fink at glclfink@bellsouth.net.
Young at Heart is a fellowship, service, and study group for seniors. They meet the 1st Thursday of each month at 11:30 a.m. For more information contact Duane Massoll at massoll@bellsouth.net.
Confirmation
Confirmation instruction is a comprehensive Bible Study and Catechism class. It begins in 5th grade with a Sunday morning (10:00 a.m., Zehnder Hall) overview of the Bible. In 7th grade students attend a Thursday evening class (Zehnder Hall) teaching the basics of Martin Luther's Small Catechism. Confirmation itself takes place in May of a student's 8th grade year. For more information contact Pastor Tom Eggebrecht at eggebrecht@aol.com or Jay Schaefer at sayhey2j@yahoo.com.
Lutheran Scholarships
Financial Scholarships are available for Ascension members who send their children to local Lutheran schools. For more information contact Jay Schaefer at sayhey2j@yahoo.com.
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School is five, fun-filled mornings for children in the month of June. Watch for more information.
