Fall Session

  • Oct 7th - Nov 11th
  • 5:30 pm Dinner (Cornerstone Room)
  • 6:10 pm Devotion (Cornerstone Room)
  • 6:30 pm Classes (Various)


We'd love to share a meal with you at dinner, but if that doesn't work with your schedule, you're invited to come to any part of HOPE Sessions that does!


We're trying something NEW for dinner. With our theme of "Called in One" (and since every pot luck we've offered has been out of this world delicious), we have a different main dish prepped each week and a sign up to bring sides and whatnot.


Get creative or keep it simple. Click the button below to sign up!

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Will Kami and Amy make it to HOPE Sessions? Watch the video below and find out!


"As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another."
1 Peter 4:10


Class Options

Fall class descriptions ready below! Take a peek!

  • Pastor Danny: Praying the Scriptures

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    Leader: Pastor Danny Eggold

    Location: TBD


    During HOPE sessions, Pastor Eggold will lead a prayer group exploring the Scripture readings for the coming Sunday. This simple, prayerful approach invites us to hear the passage several times, notice a word or phrase that speaks to us, share where the text touches our lives, and

    consider how God may be leading us to respond. No previous Bible study experience is needed.


    Come ready to listen to Scripture, to one another, and to God.

  • Pastor Koehneke: God-Pleasing Relationships

    Leader: Rev. Richard Koehneke

    Location: TBD

    God-Pleasing Relationships: "...One Another"


    God cares deeply about the way His people treat each other.  Much of the New Testament has to do with relationships among Christians, as seen in the many "one another" passages found

    there (such as "love one another").  We will look closely at several of these passages in order to (a) understand more fully what God's Word is saying to us and (b) consider how to apply His Word more effectively in our relationships.

  • Michelle Leahy: Peaks, Valleys, & Grace in the Psalms

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    Leader: Michelle Leahy

    Location: TBD


    Where are you right now? Are you steady on your path or so off course that you don’t know how to find your way back? Are you at the peak of joy or in the depths of pain? Wherever you are, there’s a psalm for you. These ancient words still speak. They express the highs and lows of life-deep wounds, unshakable hope, raw prayers and quiet trust. The voice of Jesus is present in the Psalms. His cries of anguish and songs of joy echo in every line. His grace, peace and redemption flow through these sacred songs. The Psalms are God’s words. They are alive, unchanged by time. They give voice to the emotions you wrestle with. They remind you that nothing is too big or too small for God’s attention. This study explores twenty-five emotions woven throughout the Psalms. Through themes of trust, lament, praise, and hope, you’ll see how these experiences shape your faith, steady your heart, and deepen your prayers. You’ll return to these psalms again and again-because no matter where you are, God is with you. His love is everlasting. 

  • Tony Acosta: Pickleball

    Leader: Tony Acosta

    Location: Main Gym at the church


    Ready to try something new, get active, and have a little fun? Pickleball is calling!

    Whether you’ve never picked up a paddle or you’re already a seasoned player, everyone is welcome. No experience necessary!

    • New to pickleball? Tony will guide you through the basics, teach beginner-friendly skills, and build up to fun, easygoing games.
    • Already know how to play? Grab a paddle and jump right in—courts will be available for open play.
    • We’ve got you covered! Equipment will be provided, so all you need to bring is yourself, comfortable shoes, and a willingness to have fun.

    Come learn, laugh, move, and meet some new people on the court. Let’s get our game on!

  • Pastor Nate: Adult Information Class (AIC)

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    Leader: Pastor Nate Widener

    Location: TBD


    Join Pastor Widener as he guides you through the major teachings of the ancient church, including the Trinity (Father-Son-Holy Spirit), the Sacraments (Baptism-Lord's Supper), the message of the Bible, the life of the Church, etc. Also included is vital information to help you

    get connected with the family of believers at St. Peter's - and beyond! Christ's Great

    Commission (Matthew 28:19-20) to the church is that we would CONNECT with His Word and Sacraments in worship with fellow believers, that we would GROW in our understanding of His truth, and that we would SHARE this good news with a world starving for answers and dying to

    live. AIC is a great place to start!

  • Middle School Youth (5th-8th)

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    Leader: Kami Mogelvang

    Auxillary Gym at the school


    We’re growing as we continue with our Middle School Youth with Bible study and games.  Come for fellowship and food at 5:30, then we will meet by the main church entrance (Door 1) at 6:30 pm to enjoy time in God’s word and activities in the school gym. (We'll walk across together.)

  • Bible Sprouts (Age 1 - K)

    Leader: Mary Burchardt & Joy Weller

    PEEPS Preschool Classroom


    This class is for younger children and includes games, activities and mini discussions about the Bible in the world around them. Learn through play and fellowship with other St. Peter’s kids. You can find us in the Preschool PEEPS classroom.

  • Bible Kids (1st - 4th Grade)

    Leader:  Amy Widener

    Preschool Classroom #1


    Students in grades 2nd - 4th will gather for a one-hour session filled with engaging songs, interactive activities, and meaningful Bible lessons.