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April 26-30
Congregational Best Practices
In this course, participants will learn of congregational outreach strategies that are effective in a variety of ministry settings. Topics addressed will include Lutheran Evangelism in an Increasingly Non-denominational and Secular Culture, Making Outreach Your Congregation's Top Priority, Effective Financial Stewardship in a Tough Economy and more. Register today!

Practical Skills

March 24-25, 2010
Children's Ministry 101
Do you feel a calling to minister to children? Whether you're a parent, church staff member, teacher, pastor or volunteer, we'll work with you to find easily accessible ways to connect our children to faith—both at home and in the congregation. This course will include developmental discussion of cultural issues and children as well as ways for the home and church to work together.  Register today!

Biblical and Theological Foundations

February 1-March 1, 2010
Lay School of Theology: Making Sense of Scripture
Webcast, Mondays 7-9 p.m.
Based on his new book, "Making Sense of Scripture—Inviting People to Think about the Bible," David Lose will introduce themes, exercises and practical resources that invite all Christians to read the Bible with both heart and mind. He’ll explore major questions Christians have about their book of faith. Register today!

Worth a Second Look!

April 20-22, 2010
Christian Leadership in the Age of Global Media Cultures
The age of global media cultures is upon us. What are the implications for a Christian theology of culture with the arrival of the "here comes everybody" cultures, as one leading researcher has put it? What will global media cultures mean for Christian leadership and leaders? This course will explore these and other questions.. Register today!

Lay School of Theology

Winter Lay School Classes:
February 1-March 2, 2010

Evil and the Bible    
The Bible addresses the question of evil—and evil itself—in a variety of ways. We will explore significant biblical texts and attempt to find ways to speak of evil and endure it while retaining faith in God.

Leading Women: Religion, Reform and Renewal in America
This course tells the stories of Christian women who changed American society. Each session will highlight at least one woman who put faith into action to change American society.
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Send date: January 13, 2010