Here is a link to the video where we conclude our study of the Sacraments
Please make sure you watch this during the week prior to our in person class on Saturday.
2022 Confirmation Project
During the month of February, it is our long-standing
practice that we do not have classes on Saturday morning. Rather, students are asked to complete a
project, to be worked on over the month of February in lieu of class.
The purpose of this project is for you to apply your Faith
in Jesus, and the material that you have learned to a topic of your choosing
(suggestions are below).
Paper
You may write a paper on a subject that interests you,
relating it to your faith. If you choose
this project, your paper should do the following:
·
Introduce the subject and explain it.
·
Relate it to the Christian faith as you are
learning it from the Small Catechism.
·
Explain if it is something that supports the
Christian Faith or goes against the Christian faith.
·
Give your reasons why, citing Biblical verses to
back up your position. You can use the
Concordance in the back of your Bible to help you find related verses. Also use
books, online sources, etc… Make sure
that you give credit to those whom you quote.
·
Write your conclusion based on your
research.
The paper should be 4-6 pages long, double spaced.
Some topics to assist you in your selection: (Just suggestions- If you come up with an
idea, that is fine, too).
Abortion
Evangelism
The effects of Social Media (FaceBook, Twitter, etc…) on
the Christian Faith
Evolution
Science vs. Religion/Science and Religion
Cults (Jehovah’s Witnesses, Mormons, Scientology,
Children of God, etc…)
The historic “Lambs Chapel vs. Center Moriches School
District” case (nationally known, precedent setting law that happened right in
our community).
Dating
Habitat for Humanity
The process of becoming a Lutheran Pastor or Teacher
Christian Celebrities (sports figures, actors,
politicians, etc…)
Visit 2 different churches (non-Lutheran) and compare
them with our worship. (e.g. Methodist
Church, Roman Catholic Church, Presbyterian Church, Episcopal Church or
churches of your choosing). Make sure
that you bring a bulletin from each church that you attend. Write a brief summary of the similarities and
differences in worship.
Make a banner, appropriate to hang in Church, on one of
the themes of the Church year (Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, or
Pentecost)