| Luther's Info Drive-thru
is an interactive program for children, youth and adults. It is
designed to stir us to deeper discipleship as we perceive some of
the keys to the Christian faith through a Lutheran lens. It urges us
to appreciate the depth of Biblical insight in Lutheran theology and
embrace the many gracious gifts of faith it gives us an occasion to
celebrate.
Luther's Info Drive-thru provides a
variety of large and small group exercises and activities for people
of all ages to explore what it means to be a Lutheran. Participants
will be given opportunities to consider specific concepts as they
gain a big picture understanding about how all fits together.
The "Stir Us to Deeper
Discipleship at Home" reproducible sheet is provided to give
people an additional opportunity to think about what it means to be
a Lutheran. It is designed to be a half-page, "info-sheet"
to send home with event participants or to include in a worship
bulletin on or around Reformation Sunday. It includes a reference to
the Augsburg Fortress Online Store and highlights some of the
resources they have available on this topic.
Click on the following titles to gain
access to the individual components of Luther's Info drive-thru.
 |
Intro
and Program Outline (found
in printed resource) |
|
Luther's Drive-in
Theatre |
|
The
Info Drive-thru Centers |
|
The
"Stir Us to Deeper Discipleship at Home" reproducible
sheet (found
in printed resource) - The "Stir Us to Deeper
Discipleship at Home" reproducible sheet is provided to give
people an additional opportunity to think about what it means to be
a Lutheran. It is designed to be a half-page, "info-sheet"
to send home with event participants or to include in a worship
bulletin on or around Reformation Sunday. It includes a reference to
the Augsburg Fortress Online Store and highlights some of the
resources they have available on this topic. |
- Writers: Mim Campbell, Jonette
Knock, The Rev. Peter Heide and The Rev.David Campbell
- "I'm A Lutheran" Coloring Book Illustrations: Virginia
Campbell Patterns and Illustrations: Mim Campbell |
