Adult: Womens

Help is needed to prepare and provide meals for the Habitat Build workers. Are you able to help by either preparing food, or serving once or twice? Sign up below and put your date preference in the Name line.
Someone from the meal team will contact you with additional details. Would you like to help more than once? Simply include additional dates in your name line.
Other opportunities to help with the Habitat build can be found here: http://sheridanlutheran.org/get_involved/events

This training provides participants with the information they need to protect children they know and care for both in their personal lives and in the ministries in which they serve.

The retreat begins with dinner in the Timber Dining Room and follows with program focusing on the hope and transformative power in counting our blessings and naming the good gifts of God. Our guest speaker, Michelle DeRusha, will help us discover the rhythms of grace, joy and thankfulness in our everyday moments. We will also enjoy times of worship and musical reflection with our guest musician, Heatherlyn. The retreat fee covers the room costs, three meals and materials.

Scholarships are available upon request.

This five week study invites us to answer the question, “What does God expect of us?” Is our faith just about going to church, studying the Bible and avoiding the most serious sins – or does God expect more? Richard Sterns, president of World Vision, one of the world’s premier relief and development organizations for the poor, attempts to answer this question with words and experiences of faith.

The letters of the infernal Screwtape, a senior devil, from a highly-organized, computerized Hell, deftly instructs his nephew, Wormwood, a junior demon, in the art of winning over a young man's soul. Not a sudden fall into mortal sin, but by routine and undramatic temptation of daily life. There is a presentation at the Lied Center on April 6 entitled: C.S. Lewis: The Screwtape Letters.

Women of Sheridan, beat the midwinter blues by joining together for the annual soup luncheon and Thankoffering Service. Women of all ages are welcome to participate.

The Barnabas Community is throwing a Valentine's Day party for young children on Feb. 9.
Red and Pink decorations to the like of crepe paper and round plastic tablecloths, posters/signs, confetti, etc.
Any donations can be brought to the church office by Feb. 2.

Fleece Donations are needed in 2 yd pieces to make fleeces blankets as a project in Confirmation. Solid and pattern fleece welcome.
Drop of any donations to the church office, attn. Pastor Jeremy.