St. Luke's Learning Communities

"Learning Communities" are group opportunities of various sizes and offered to share the basics of who we are called to be as followers of Jesus at St. Luke’s. These classes will be taught by pastors or lay people who have expertise and passion around their particular topic. Learning Communities are a great way to engage for the first time if you are new to St. Luke’s or can be helpful to those just wanting a "refresher."

Registration is not required for Learning Communities unless specifically noted on the descriptions below.

"Beginnings": This introduction to the Christian faith addresses some of the hard questions in life like, "So, is this all there is?" and some of the questions we’re not used to asking in church, but might have in our minds like, "Who is Jesus, and Why Should I Care?" and "Can I trust God?" "Beginnings" is a safe place to both ask and discuss these kind of questions and many more. Whether you are interested in exploring Christianity or need a place to refresh your faith, this time in community will be well-spent.
Thursday, October 1- Dec. 3, 6:30-8:00 p.m. (Special Events Dining Room, Building C)
Facilitators: Shelley Huber & Joline Krolicki
Please register by calling Jeanne Gall at 407-876-4991 ext. 268 or click here.