Adult Education

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Christian Education is an ongoing process. Here at SAKLC we have many opportunities for adult Christian study.


Sunday Adult Study - The Bible Study information and schedule for the coming year will be announced soon.

Thursday Adult Bible Study - Thursday mornings at SAKLC host this adult education experience.  This class meets at 10:30 a.m. from September to May.  Pastor Wogen leads spirited and thought provoking discussions on our faith as Christians and Lutherans, Biblical issues and Christian living.

Evening Adult Study - Throughout the year, there will be several short term study opportunities on many topics including sharing your faith with others and several biblical topics.

Women's Study Groups - There are study opportunities for women offered by WELCA. There are study opportunities during the year for all women of the church through the WELCA organization.  All WELCA activities are open to all women of the church. Please join us!

Ruth Circle - meets on the 3rd Tuesday of every month (Nov. - May) at 10 a.m. The group usually meets at the church in fellowship hall. Please contact Iris Wilhelm, Circle Leader at (941) 955-7600 for more information.

Lydia Circle - meets on the 3rd Thursday of every month (Nov - May) at 1 p.m. Meetings are held at circle members homes. Please contact Millie Larson, Circle Leader, at (941) 366-2715 for more information.

The tentative schedule of speakers and topics is as follows:

Future Topics for next season TBA

New Member Classes - From time to time, the pastor conducts information classes for newcomers interested in the Lutheran Church and St. Armands Key Lutheran Church in particular.  The purpose of these classes is to get better acquainted, review basic Christian doctrine and our Lutheran heritage, and share information about the congregation and its various organizations and programs. Those desiring to be part of the group are asked to speak to Pastor Wogen (941) 388-1234.

 

SAKLC receives new members by:

 transfer from another Lutheran congregation

affirmation of faith from another Christian denomination

instruction in Christian doctrine

 Persons who wish to transfer their membership may either contact their present congregation themselves requesting a transfer letter, or ask our church office to do that on their behalf.  Both methods are appropriate.  Persons who are not presently Lutheran and wish to join are received by "affirming that the teachings of the Lutheran Church are consistent with what they believe.  Persons interested should talk to the pastor.