Our Bible studies are designed to help you connect with others in fellowship, apply God’s Word to your own life, grow in your understanding of the Bible and to equip you to share your faith with others.
Our current studies & classes include:
Our Bible studies are designed to help you connect with others in fellowship, apply God’s Word to your own life, grow in your understanding of the Bible and to equip you to share your faith with others.
Our current studies & classes include:
“Nurturing Families – Sharing Jesus”
Infants and Toddlers
Jesus has a loving, nurturing heart for young children and their families and so do we! The team is committed to quality care in a safe, Christian environment, serving members, guests and community by presenting a vibrant and enthusiastic infant-toddler ministry leading to new areas of faith-building! Our goal is to support families as they share and grow in their faith.
During the Sunday School hour and the 10:37 and 11:00 worship servicesSuperintendent: Barb Fiegenbaum
Classes take place in the Elementary School Classrooms. Visit the Sunday School Office or contact Barb Fiegenbaum with questions.
Led by Pastor Dan Myers and Troy Nordman
Join us as we continue studying the letters that Paul wrote as recorded for us in the New Testament. Having studied Romans and 1 Corinthians, we continue reading and studying God’s Word to the Church in Paul’s day and God’s Word to us today. Study sheets are available prior to each class, or you are welcome to come and listen, join in the discussions and be blessed as the Holy Spirit leads and guides our studies.
Saturday Evenings 4:45-5:45 pm in the ParlorLed by Wes Powell and Pastor Ryan Ankersen
Are you new to the Christian Faith and want to learn more? Are you a Life-long Lutheran and want a refresher? Are you interested in joining our faith family here at Holy Cross and want to know more? Then this would be the perfect class for you! Join us as together we will discover what it means to be a Christ Follower and what we as Lutherans believe.
Sunday Mornings 9:30-10:30 am in the Church LibraryLed by Pastor Fenske
This study is a journey through the inspired words of a physician and eyewitness to the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. Who is Jesus? Why did He come? Did He truly come for all people? As we explore this Gospel account, we will see how Luke captures the heart that Jesus has for all people, including those on the margins of society. This carefully recorded account of Jesus’ earthly ministry gives us hope, as we were all once “outsiders”, but we now have the promise of salvation that comes to us through faith in our Lord and Savior.
Sunday Mornings 9:30-10:30 am in the Worship CenterLed by Pastor Dan Myers and Troy Nordman
Join us as we continue studying the letters that Paul wrote as recorded for us in the New Testament. Having studied Romans and 1 Corinthians, we continue reading and studying God’s Word to the Church in Paul’s day and God’s Word to us today. Study sheets are available prior to each class, or you are welcome to come and listen, join in the discussions and be blessed as the Holy Spirit leads and guides our studies.
Sunday Mornings 9:30-10:30 am in the Concordia RoomLed by Carl Nelson
Generally, one chapter will be covered each week. Class members are encouraged to bring their study bibles and engage in open discussion to share and learn what God wants us to know. We seek the knowledge imparted from His Word and pray for wisdom to do what God wishes in our lives and enhance our abilities as witnesses and disciples.
Sunday Mornings 9:30-10:30 am in the Art RoomLed by Dr. Lionel Alford
This class is a study of the Gospel of John through the Greek. The Gospel of John is a great piece of Greek historical literature and a primary source document for our understanding of the life and words of Christ. John is one of the four extant and accepted Gospels. It is a Greek document written by John the Apostle, a man from the Hebrew culture who was an observant Jew and a disciple of Christ. In the overview of the Gospels we discovered that John is a thesis and logical argument—a logos to telos that was resolved through the signs followed by the resurrection of Christ. We will continue with the Greek basis for the Gospel and make an extensive cultural, social, linguistic, and historical study of it.
Sunday Mornings 9:30-10:30 am in the 7th Grade ClassroomLed by Aaron Zimmerman
We will be finishing up our study of Genesis and continuing right into the book of Exodus. The account of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph, as God’s chosen people, will continue as we learn how God formed the nation of Israel and continued to protect and provide for them to fulfill His plan for the world. The journey through Exodus will look at the Mosaic law, the revelation of the Ten Commandments, the remembrance of the Passover, the building of the Tabernacle, and the consecration of the earliest priests. We will also study Israel’s propensity towards disobedience as a reminder of God’s grace for them… and for us today.
Sunday Mornings 9:30-10:30 am in the ParlorLed by Kris Osler
This class will continue their study of “Meant for Good: A Study of Joseph” by Donna Snow. We will look at the grand story of Joseph as he faithfully waits for God’s plans to come together. We will uncover how these struggles, woven together into a rich narrative of hope and faithfulness, showcase our need to let God’s love and forgiveness lead before our own selfish wants. We will see that trusting God to use our lives for good allows us to be brave and bold in our faith. All ladies are welcome!
Sunday Mornings 9:30-10:30 am in the Church Conference Room
Led by Brett and Megan Klepacki
This class meets in the Music Room at 9:45 am. We will focus on Christian parenting in today’s world through strong Biblical teaching and practices, while encouraging real ways to foster the faith of our children while also growing in our own faith. Topics will range from general Bible studies; listening and discussion of various Christian podcasts; parenting with unconditional love through discipline; navigating different cultural and social dilemmas (screen time; social media; cyber bullying; relative truth vs. Biblical truth; etc.). Parents of young children, tweens and teenagers are encouraged to attend. All materials will be provided each class with time dedicated for open discussions, sharing of advice and concerns while enjoying coffee and fellowship.
Sunday Mornings 9:45-10:30 am in the Music RoomLed by Linda Paschka
Led by Pamela Amey
On Sundays our Middle School students meet in the gym. This fall, we will be exploring the following topics: choices and consequences, lying, gossip, popularity, and conflict with parents and friends.
Sunday Mornings 9:30-10:30 am in the GymLed by Brian Amey
On Sundays, our High School students meet in “The Lighthouse” to set aside part of our week to focus on growing in Christ’s love and His impact in our lives together. This fall we will be reading and studying the Gospel of John. Come and share in the words and life of Jesus!
Sunday Mornings 9:30-10:30 am in The LighthouseLed by Brian Amey
On Wednesday nights from 7:00—8:30 p.m., our high school students meet in the Lighthouse and spend time in praise and worship, group building, fellowship, prayer, and study. This fall we will finish the study of James and then dive into a study of Stress and Anxiety.
**Please check Life at Holy Cross or the Student Ministry Webpage for dates and changes.
Wednesday Nights 7:00-8:30 pm in The LighthouseThis class begins on September 10.
This fall, they will be using the study “Promised Hope: Finding Peace in God’s Faithfulness” by Michelle Diercks. This study covers eight names of God, explaining how each reveals His faithfulness to His people. Relatable stories, deep study of Scripture, and reflection questions help the reader find peace and hope in God’s faithfulness. The contacts are Dorothy Zellers (316-640-4665) and Brenda Lesher (316-371-4585).
Wednesdays at 10:00 am in the Church LibraryLifeLight is an in-depth Bible study that requires a small amount of homework each week. This fall, they will be studying the book of Proverbs. The contacts are Ann Ross (316-634-0357) and Betty Amey (316-737-2973).
Thursdays at 9:00 am in the ParlorLifeLight is an in-depth Bible study that requires a small amount of homework each week. This fall they will be studying the books of Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah. The contact is Judy Zimmerman (316-636-2555).
Thursdays at 4:30 pm in the ParlorFacilitated by Brian Amey, Mark Shreve, and Brett Walton
We would like to invite ALL men of Holy Cross to join our men’s Bible study, which meets every Wednesday morning from 6:30 to 7:30 am in the Church Library. We are currently the book of Job. The contact person is Brian Amey (316-305-5049).
Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 am in the Church LibraryThis small group Bible study meets the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month at 8:00 a.m. at Jimmy’s Diner, 3111 N. Rock Road. They continue to use the study Searching the Scriptures from Lutheran Witness magazine. The contact person is Ron Rathgeber (316-685-8516).
This Bible study for singles of all ages meets on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month at 7:00 p.m. at various locations. The contact person is Mary Dohl (316-682-0505 or 785-531-2132).
Holy Cross Lutheran Church and School admits individuals without regard to race, color, gender, disability, age, ancestry, national origin, or veteran status. Holy Cross does not discriminate on the basis of any of the aforementioned categories with regard to the administration of any policy or program.
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