Education

There are multiple weekday small group Bible studies. New participants are always encouraged to join at any time. Some studies run for a specific length of time and others are on-going.

At-home preparation just got easier with a new video resource* featuring Pastor Rob. Watch the video together as a family and then enjoy the conversation that happens to help enter into your family discipleship time in preparation for Holy Communion. Precommunion packets are available at the information desk in the fellowship hall to assist you.

Questions? Email or call Mary Stafford. We are here to help you!

*We recommend logging in with your Google account. The Class Code is ruvihes. 
 

Adult membership class is open to anyone interested in joining Brookfield Lutheran. The 11-session class meets on Sunday afternoons from 12:15 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. and covers:

• Being a member of the Body of Christ
• Lutheran history and theology
• Being a disciple of Jesus at Brookfield Lutheran

This class also provides an introduction to the home group experience.

Upon completing the class, the reception of new disciples takes place during a Sunday morning worship service at which time participants are recieved into the BLC family.

Every summer, a week-long Vacation Bible School is held at Brookfield Lutheran. This is a fun opportuity for kids ages 3 to 4th grade to learn about God's Love.

Information on the theme and dates for the 2019 VBS will be coming soon.

The library supports the mission of Brookfield Lutheran Church in its teaching, preaching and evangelistic efforts through the use of books, magazines, DVDs, videos and other media. The library helps individuals develop a better understanding of their faith and their full potential as children of God and workers in His Kingdom.

Library Hours

Sundays 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Online Catalog

Search for books, magazines, videos, DVDs and other materials that are available through the library

BLC's mission to connect people to life in
Jesus is deeply rooted in our belief that faith
nurturing takes place primarily in the home
but also extends to church and school. In
order to support that belief it is essential to
not only equip parents to teach faith in the
home but provide assistance to parents who
want to send their children to a LCMS
Lutheran day school or homeschool. We
value our relationships with our local LCMS
schools to support Christian education.

Lutheran School Partnership Application & Covenant

Home groups contribute to our disciple-making process through:

• Community Building and Care
  Home groups are where love and care for one another happens. It’s a place where we get to know others and are known by others - a basic need.
• Biblical Equipping
  Through reading and discussing the Bible, the group grows in discipleship - growing as Jesus’ disciples in everyday life.
• Prayer and Worship
  Prayer is a key ingredient for groups to connect with God and to express care for one another. Many groups enjoy a time of singing together to open or close their meeting.
• Missional Service
  Home groups are encouraged to intentionally serve the physical, emotional, or spiritual needs of others. Service projects can be done by the group together or by individuals in their normal everyday life situations.

Sports Ministries provide a great opportunity for developing relationships with a variety of individuals. We welcome guests from the community as well as members to participate.

Fostering Growth in Parenting and Wholeness as Women

Mom's Connection is a Biblically-based parenting program designed around the Titus 2:4 concept of older women teaching and encouraging younger women in their relationships with their husbands and children.

If you are a mom with children from infancy through adolescence, please join us. Our mission is to:

“… educate, encourage and equip women for the most important job in all the world – parenting."

Through practical, teaching on parenting from our core curriculum and guest speakers, as well as through small group interaction guided by “Titus 2” women after the Titus 2:4 Biblical model, we foster growth not only in our parenting skills but in our wholeness as women - intellectuallyrelationally and spiritually.

Mom's Connection is “seeker friendly,” progressing from universally held “felt needs” of moms to gradually deepening spiritual foundations. The program is designed to allow entrance into it at any part of the series, so new members are always invited.

Schedule and Location

Date/Time: Wednesday mornings 9:15 - 11:15 a.m.

First semester:  Early-Mid September - Early December

Second semester:  Early-Mid January - Early May

Childcare

Childcare is available for infants through preschoolers

Registration

Online registration is finalized when the form is completed and payment is received. 

Printed registration forms are also available at the Information Center in the fellowship center

Make your payment: Please make a check payable to Brookfield Lutheran Church at:

Brookfield Lutheran Church
Attn: Sue Young
18500 W. Burleigh Rd.
Brookfield, WI  53045

When making a check, write "Mom to Mom" in the memo line.

Fees

$65/semester (includes childcare)

Payments may be made at the beginning of each semester in September and January

Participation may start any time during the year or series. 

For further information, contact the church office at 262-783-4270.

Register Online 

Fellowship Opportunities for Men

We have a Men's group that works to provide opportunities for fellowship, witnessing to others, studying God’s Word and supporting the church body. Men's Ministry activities include:

• Two Men’s Breakfast events during the year with guest speakers.
• Men's Cookout event for witnessing and fellowship.
• Promise Keepers’ conferences--usually includes out of town overnight traveling.
• Weekly Thursday evening Bible study.
• Additional breakfast studies for men.

Volunteer Opportunities

Assist with planning and food preparation for events and reaching out to the congregation members and visitors that need to be connected into the church body. Meet as needed to plan Men’s Ministry events.

Fall 2018 Chalo! Programming

Advanced registration required for all classes. All Chalo! programming includes books, supplies, childcare and bus pick ups at LincolnCrest, Saddlebrook and Springdale Apartment complexes.

Tuesdays - Activities Classes 

•    Baking offered once per month with bus pick up to LincolnCrest only - $25 Register now
•    Driving – 5 sessions to prepare students to take learners permit test - $20 Register now
•    Sewing – 7 sessions offered - $25 Register now
•    Mercy Mat Craft Class – 7 session offered $15 Register now

Thursdays - English as Second Language (ESL)

• Formal curriculum which includes student textbook, group presentations and conversational practice. $35 Register now

Sundays - Tamil and Telegu Classes

• Tamil Classes (for children ages 4-12) - Contact kannammal@aol.com or vishalakshibabu@yahoo.com to register
• Telugu Classes (for children ages 4-12) - Contact Kalyan Maddali 262-420-7898 to register

All classes held at Brookfield Lutheran Church
18500 W. Burleigh Rd.
Brookfield, WI 53045

Volunteer Opportunities

Want to get involved? There are a number of volunteers needed in a variety of activities for Chalo!

• Craft Leader and helpers: Tuesday mornings, 2 hours
• Conversational English practice: Once a month, 90 minutes
• English as a Second Language Helpers: Thursday mornings, 2 hours
• Sewing Helpers: Work with sewing teachers to help students with basic sewing projects
• Home Group/Small Group Worship Leaders: Once a month, 2 hours
• Women’s Bible Study Leaders: Once a month, 90 minutes
• Men’s Bible Study Co-Leader: Once a month in the evening

For more information on the Chalo! Indian Friendship Ministry contact Lisa Janzen at 414-617-8774, Rinku Haldar at 262-271-2893 or Sushri Pattanaik at 414-469-3577.

Faithful Friends in Fellowship is a fellowship and service ministry for adults age 55 and older offering fellowship and service opportunities throughout the year. 

Mission: Reaching others...leading by example. “Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for He who promised is faithful.  And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds.  Let us not give up meeting together as so many are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another, and all the more as you see the Day approaching.” Hebrews 10:23-25:

Committee Members: (feel free to contact any one of these members with questions)

Jim (Chairman) and Linda Lavold

Sue Gaskell, Treasurer

Kathy and Bob Heinkel

Cindy and Neal Kellogg

Sherrill Marrs

Kathy and Bob Powers

Kathy Schwerin