If someone asked you, "What is a Lutheran?" what would you say? Maybe something about grace—Lutherans believe in grace! Absolutely. But is that all?

Lutheranism is more than just a belief system or a style of worship. It’s more than learning the catechism in confirmation class. At its core, being Lutheran is a way of living—one shaped by God’s grace and grounded in a deep understanding of faith, purpose, and daily life. It shapes how we show up in the world—at church, at work, at home, and with friends.

Whether you’ve been Lutheran all your life, are new to the tradition, or just curious, this class will explore what it truly means to be Lutheran and how our faith gives us the essentials for living with confidence in God’s love.

Join us every Tuesday in Lent, starting March 4th at 6:00 PM in the narthex.

Come with questions, curiosity, and a willingness to explore faith in a fresh way!

Come and join our Lenten journey.

Our Lenten theme, Bread of Life, highlights how Jesus fed people—not just their bodies but also their souls—with good news, stories of redemption, and parables that showed the way of God’s kin-dom. From wedding feasts to eating with tax collectors to feeding thousands, people left Jesus’ presence with full hearts and bellies. A gift Jesus gives freely so we may give to others.