Children, youth and adults: Faith Formation is a life-long journey!
Zoom gatherings
Link from eNews or email Office Manager Sue Hamre to participate: shamre@lakenokomis.org.
Saturday Bible Exploration: Saturdays at 9 a.m. with retired pastor Doug Morton, digging into the worship texts for the following Sunday. Hop on anytime after 8:45 a.m.
South Minneapolis Day Camp: June 21-25, we’ll join with children and youth from multiple congregations for “Soil and Spirit,” where we’ll sing, pray, listen to bible stories, and dig our hands in the dirt! There will be both Zoom and in person gatherings. Learn more and register here.
In Person Gatherings
Lake Wapogasset Lutheran Bible Camp: Nineteen children and youth ranging from 1st to 5th grade will experience worship, bible study, campfires, games, chapel, swimming, low and high ropes, yummy camp food, and Christian community under the towering trees at Lake Wapogasset and in the hidden woods and wild grassland at Ox Lake. They’ll dig into God’s Word and see that God calls us to love!
Wilderness Canoe Base: As young as 6th grade and into adulthood, our group of 14 canoe trip participants will take a breath, slow down from the fast pace of life, and immerse themselves in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. They’ll portage and paddle, fish and forage, cook meals over a campfire, sleep in tents, and experience God’s glorious creation as they build community and gain valuable skills in leadership and teamwork.
Additional Faith Resources
God Pause is a daily devotion brought to you by the alumni of Luther Seminary. You can subscribe to God Pause to get it delivered to your email inbox every morning.
d365 is a devotional experience that seeks to provide reflections on themes that impact our faith journey. It’s written for youth and young adults, but other adults will find it meaningful as well! It can be accessed online or as an app on your phone.
FAITH5 is a simple faith practice that can be done every night in your home with your family. It connects people to God and one another, connects church to home, and connects faith to daily life.
Link from eNews or email Office Manager Sue Hamre to participate: shamre@lakenokomis.org.
Saturday Bible Exploration: Saturdays at 9 a.m. with retired pastor Doug Morton, digging into the worship texts for the following Sunday. Hop on anytime after 8:45 a.m.
South Minneapolis Day Camp: June 21-25, we’ll join with children and youth from multiple congregations for “Soil and Spirit,” where we’ll sing, pray, listen to bible stories, and dig our hands in the dirt! There will be both Zoom and in person gatherings. Learn more and register here.
In Person Gatherings
Lake Wapogasset Lutheran Bible Camp: Nineteen children and youth ranging from 1st to 5th grade will experience worship, bible study, campfires, games, chapel, swimming, low and high ropes, yummy camp food, and Christian community under the towering trees at Lake Wapogasset and in the hidden woods and wild grassland at Ox Lake. They’ll dig into God’s Word and see that God calls us to love!
Wilderness Canoe Base: As young as 6th grade and into adulthood, our group of 14 canoe trip participants will take a breath, slow down from the fast pace of life, and immerse themselves in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. They’ll portage and paddle, fish and forage, cook meals over a campfire, sleep in tents, and experience God’s glorious creation as they build community and gain valuable skills in leadership and teamwork.
Additional Faith Resources
God Pause is a daily devotion brought to you by the alumni of Luther Seminary. You can subscribe to God Pause to get it delivered to your email inbox every morning.
d365 is a devotional experience that seeks to provide reflections on themes that impact our faith journey. It’s written for youth and young adults, but other adults will find it meaningful as well! It can be accessed online or as an app on your phone.
FAITH5 is a simple faith practice that can be done every night in your home with your family. It connects people to God and one another, connects church to home, and connects faith to daily life.