When: 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Where: Krueger Home
Explore the practical theology of James! We’ll be having a 5-week discussion study of this practical book! Come at 6:00pm with your protein and the grill will be ready. Email Craig for the address.

When: 6:30pm
Where: Krueger Home
Come on Monday nights to read through the Gospel of Mark in Greek! Let’s read this action-packed gospel together, about 2 chapters per week. We will note Greek usage, make exegetical comments, and discuss relevance for today. Overview of structure will also be noted. This is a great step for those with at least first year Greek completed. Come at 6:00pm with your protein and the grill will be ready. Email Craig for the address.

When: 11:30am
Where: Minnehaha Falls
3C invites you to join them for their annual Memorial Day Picnic! We will have grilled food, games, and a hike around Minnehaha Falls. Please meet at Sojourn at 11:30am to coordinate rides. We do need volunteers to help drive students. Please sign up HERE ahead of time and talk to Cassie or Adam with any questions.

Dates: Sundays, April 12 - May 24 (Except May 10, Mothers Day)

Time: 8:45 am - 9:45 am

Paul's letters to his two co-workers contain some controversial issues, but they also provide poignant insight into a time in his life not covered by Acts, including Paul's last will and testament. It is important to read these letters in their historical context so as not to interpret them badly. We will have fun exploring this topic! This class is taught by Dr. Amy Anderson (who just happens to be coauthoring a commentary on these letters). Please join us!

Dates: Sundays, April 12 - May 24 (Except May 10, Mothers Day)

Time: 8:45 am - 9:45 am

Paul's letters to his two co-workers contain some controversial issues, but they also provide poignant insight into a time in his life not covered by Acts, including Paul's last will and testament. It is important to read these letters in their historical context so as not to interpret them badly. We will have fun exploring this topic! This class is taught by Dr. Amy Anderson (who just happens to be coauthoring a commentary on these letters). Please join us!

When: 10:45am
Where: Mississippi Gateway Regional Park, Brooklyn Park
All men are invited to join us for our annual men's group hike. The park has a new treetop walking path as well as multiple other trails along the river and through surrounding woodlands.
We'll hike for an hour or so and then have a picnic lunch afterwards for those interested. Men's events are appropriate for those age 16+. Please RSVP to Keith so we can send you final meet up location details.

When: 5:30pm
Where: Leather Works Minnesota - 736 Oakdale Ave, St. Paul, MN 55107
Join us for another Sojourn Arts Gathering, where we will discuss "Feeling Stuck." Has a project been sitting for a while? Are you looking for that "spark?" Curious about your calling? Come see what Scripture has to say about breakthrough and time management skills. Possible homework: study the book of Nehemiah, think of a project you had a breakthrough on, and a project you never finished. Snacks, coffee, and soup will be provided. 

When: 5:30pm
Where: Leather Works Minnesota - 736 Oakdale Ave, St. Paul, MN 55107
Join us for another Sojourn Arts Gathering, where we will discuss "Feeling Stuck." Has a project been sitting for a while? Are you looking for that "spark?" Curious about your calling? Come see what Scripture has to say about breakthrough and time management skills. Possible homework: study the book of Nehemiah, think of a project you had a breakthrough on, and a project you never finished. Snacks, coffee, and soup will be provided. 

When: 12:00pm - 1:30pm
Where: Sojourn Multipurpose Room
Do you hunger to help others experience Jesus through prayer? Join us on May 3rd after service for a practical, Spirit-led equipping with the Altar Prayer Ministry team. Pastor Craig and Michael Wang will teach. Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP here by Tuesday, April 28.

Dates: Sundays, April 12 - May 24 (Except May 10, Mothers Day)

Time: 8:45 am - 9:45 am

Paul's letters to his two co-workers contain some controversial issues, but they also provide poignant insight into a time in his life not covered by Acts, including Paul's last will and testament. It is important to read these letters in their historical context so as not to interpret them badly. We will have fun exploring this topic! This class is taught by Dr. Amy Anderson (who just happens to be coauthoring a commentary on these letters). Please join us!

When: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Where: Goldy's Gameroom, lower level of Coffman Memorial Union
This event is for international and American students and adults to come and enjoy food, games, and new friendships. If you would like to be involved, contact Cassie Nosser for more information. We hope to see you there!

When: 12:00pm
Where: Sojourn
Join us after the service for a potluck lunch with the Pasche family, who serve in Thailand. This will be a time for fellowship, an opportunity to hear stories of what God is doing in Lamphun, Thailand, and a time to pray for their new church plant. Please bring a dish to share and RSVP to Mara Dickinson via email.

Dates: Sundays, April 12 - May 24 (Except May 10, Mothers Day)

Time: 8:45 am - 9:45 am

Paul's letters to his two co-workers contain some controversial issues, but they also provide poignant insight into a time in his life not covered by Acts, including Paul's last will and testament. It is important to read these letters in their historical context so as not to interpret them badly. We will have fun exploring this topic! This class is taught by Dr. Amy Anderson (who just happens to be coauthoring a commentary on these letters). Please join us!

When: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Where: Anselm House - Melrose Station - 720 Washington Ave SE Suite 50, Minneapolis, MN 55414
Instructor: Dr. Amy Anderson, Ph.D.

The author of the third Gospel was almost certainly a gentile who was a worshipper of God before recognizing Jesus as the Jewish messiah. Highly educated and intelligent, Luke was uniquely qualified to explain both how Jesus fulfilled the OT expectations and how the Holy Spirit’s involvement in the Incarnation provides the foundation for God’s inclusion of the gentiles in the people of God. We will begin with a brief introduction to the Synoptic Gospels in order to show how Luke used Mark and other sources to develop his Gospel. 

This is a three-session course, running Mondays, March 23, April 6, and April 20. No outside reading will be required (though reading the Gospel of Luke before and/or during the course is highly recommended) but we do ask that participants commit to attending all three meetings. Course sessions will run from 6:30–8:30 p.m., with an optional dinner beforehand and a snack break in the middle. There is an optional dinner beforehand and a snack break in the middle. This course is being taught by Dr. Amy Anderson. CLICK HERE to RSVP.

Dr. Amy Anderson (Ph.D. New Testament, University of Birmingham) currently directs the Center for Ancient Texts and Languages and the Biblical Literacy Project. She taught New Testament for over 20 years at North Central University in Minneapolis, and has served in various capacities with Chi Alpha Campus Ministries.

Dates: Sunday, April 12th and April 19th

Time: 12:00 Noon to 2:30 pm

In this class, we discuss our church history, our values, mission, organizational and leadership structure, and other aspects of our church strategy.  

The class also offers a fun exercise to discover more of your own interests, skills, giftings, and personality, as well as awareness of all of the various ministries and groups at Sojourn.

It consists of two sessions.  Lunch and child care will be provided.
These two sessions also allow you a chance to get to know Sojourn Leaders better, as well as all the other members of the class.  

To register for the class, please click on this registration link or email keith@sojourncampuschurch.org with questions that you might have.

Dates: Sundays, April 12 - May 24 (Except May 10, Mothers Day)

Time: 8:45 am - 9:45 am

Paul's letters to his two co-workers contain some controversial issues, but they also provide poignant insight into a time in his life not covered by Acts, including Paul's last will and testament. It is important to read these letters in their historical context so as not to interpret them badly. We will have fun exploring this topic! This class is taught by Dr. Amy Anderson (who just happens to be coauthoring a commentary on these letters). Please join us!

When: April 17, 3:00pm - 9:00pm & April 18, 9:00am - 4:00pm
Where: Cedar Valley Church, Bloomington
We're inviting everyone at Sojourn to come to the Equip Conference! This is our denomination's annual conference to equip people for ministry and for life. There will be powerful speakers, testimonies, and breakout sessions on topics like kids ministries, discipleship, creative arts, and more. Sojourn has paid registration fees for anyone wanting to attend. Childcare will be provided for potty-trained children and older.
CLICK HERE for all details. Email Keith with questions and to confirm attendance.

When: April 17, 3:00pm - 9:00pm & April 18, 9:00am - 4:00pm
Where: Cedar Valley Church, Bloomington
We're inviting everyone at Sojourn to come to the Equip Conference! This is our denomination's annual conference to equip people for ministry and for life. There will be powerful speakers, testimonies, and breakout sessions on topics like kids ministries, discipleship, creative arts, and more. Sojourn has paid registration fees for anyone wanting to attend. Childcare will be provided for potty-trained children and older.
CLICK HERE for all details. Email Keith with questions and to confirm attendance.

Dates: Sunday, April 12th and April 19th

Time: 12:00 Noon to 2:30 pm

In this class, we discuss our church history, our values, mission, organizational and leadership structure, and other aspects of our church strategy.  

The class also offers a fun exercise to discover more of your own interests, skills, giftings, and personality, as well as awareness of all of the various ministries and groups at Sojourn.

It consists of two sessions.  Lunch and child care will be provided.
These two sessions also allow you a chance to get to know Sojourn Leaders better, as well as all the other members of the class.  

To register for the class, please click on this registration link or email keith@sojourncampuschurch.org with questions that you might have.

Dates: Sundays, April 12 - May 24 (Except May 10, Mothers Day)

Time: 8:45 am - 9:45 am

Paul's letters to his two co-workers contain some controversial issues, but they also provide poignant insight into a time in his life not covered by Acts, including Paul's last will and testament. It is important to read these letters in their historical context so as not to interpret them badly. We will have fun exploring this topic! This class is taught by Dr. Amy Anderson (who just happens to be coauthoring a commentary on these letters). Please join us!

When: 9:30am - 12:00pm
Where: Sojourn
Join us for food, fellowship, and great discussion! We'll be discussing how we can be influencers for Christ — how we can bring God's truth and grace into our everyday lives: our neighborhood, dorm, workplace, family, or school. Breakfast snacks and lunch will be provided. Contact Keith with questions and to sign up.

When: 6:00pm
Where: Sojourn Sanctuary
This event is for international and American students and adults to come and enjoy food, games, and new friendships. If you would like to be involved, contact Cassie Nosser for more information. We hope to see you there!

When: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Where: Anselm House - Melrose Station - 720 Washington Ave SE Suite 50, Minneapolis, MN 55414
Instructor: Dr. Amy Anderson, Ph.D.

The author of the third Gospel was almost certainly a gentile who was a worshipper of God before recognizing Jesus as the Jewish messiah. Highly educated and intelligent, Luke was uniquely qualified to explain both how Jesus fulfilled the OT expectations and how the Holy Spirit’s involvement in the Incarnation provides the foundation for God’s inclusion of the gentiles in the people of God. We will begin with a brief introduction to the Synoptic Gospels in order to show how Luke used Mark and other sources to develop his Gospel. 

This is a three-session course, running Mondays, March 23, April 6, and April 20. No outside reading will be required (though reading the Gospel of Luke before and/or during the course is highly recommended) but we do ask that participants commit to attending all three meetings. Course sessions will run from 6:30–8:30 p.m., with an optional dinner beforehand and a snack break in the middle. There is an optional dinner beforehand and a snack break in the middle. This course is being taught by Dr. Amy Anderson. CLICK HERE to RSVP.

Dr. Amy Anderson (Ph.D. New Testament, University of Birmingham) currently directs the Center for Ancient Texts and Languages and the Biblical Literacy Project. She taught New Testament for over 20 years at North Central University in Minneapolis, and has served in various capacities with Chi Alpha Campus Ministries.

When: 6:30pm - 7:30pm
You’re invited to join us this Good Friday for a meaningful and interactive Stations of the Cross experience. Come walk through a reflective journey of prayer, Scripture, and creative visuals as we remember the path Jesus took to the cross. This immersive experience is designed to help you pause, reflect, and encounter the depth of His love in a personal way. All are welcome — we hope you’ll join us for this powerful time of worship and reflection.

Our next community lunch is on Palm Sunday! Invite some friends and bring a dish to share! Sojourn will be providing the meat. Please sign up to bring a dish or help with set-up/clean-up HERE. See you there!

When: 6:00pm
Where: Sojourn Sanctuary
This event is for international and American students and adults to come and enjoy food, games, and new friendships. If you would like to be involved, contact Cassie Nosser for more information. We hope to see you there!

When: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Where: Anselm House - Melrose Station - 720 Washington Ave SE Suite 50, Minneapolis, MN 55414
Instructor: Dr. Amy Anderson, Ph.D.

The author of the third Gospel was almost certainly a gentile who was a worshipper of God before recognizing Jesus as the Jewish messiah. Highly educated and intelligent, Luke was uniquely qualified to explain both how Jesus fulfilled the OT expectations and how the Holy Spirit’s involvement in the Incarnation provides the foundation for God’s inclusion of the gentiles in the people of God. We will begin with a brief introduction to the Synoptic Gospels in order to show how Luke used Mark and other sources to develop his Gospel. 

This is a three-session course, running Mondays, March 23, April 6, and April 20. No outside reading will be required (though reading the Gospel of Luke before and/or during the course is highly recommended) but we do ask that participants commit to attending all three meetings. Course sessions will run from 6:30–8:30 p.m., with an optional dinner beforehand and a snack break in the middle. There is an optional dinner beforehand and a snack break in the middle. This course is being taught by Dr. Amy Anderson. CLICK HERE to RSVP.

Dr. Amy Anderson (Ph.D. New Testament, University of Birmingham) currently directs the Center for Ancient Texts and Languages and the Biblical Literacy Project. She taught New Testament for over 20 years at North Central University in Minneapolis, and has served in various capacities with Chi Alpha Campus Ministries.

When: 5:00pm
Join 3C for a meaningful night of service at Feed My Starving Children in Eagan. Join us for a meal out together beforehand or just come for our serving slot. We will meet at 5pm at Sojourn to carpool together. On our way, we will stop to eat together at Naf Naf Grill in Eagan followed by our serving time from 7:15-8:45pm. Sign ups for this event are required. We anticipate needing drivers for this event. CLICK HERE to RSVP.

When: 12:00pm
Where: Sojourn Multipurpose Room
Are you an international student or international young adult? Please join us in the multipurpose classroom downstairs where there will be a meal, discussion, and time to connect with one another and others in the church family. This is also a great opportunity to invite international student friends who are not yet part of the Sojourn community. If you are not an international student but would like to join for the meal and discussion, please RSVP to Cassie Nosser or Adam Johnson. Space is limited.

When: 6:00pm
Where: Sojourn Sanctuary
This event is for international and American students and adults to come and enjoy food, games, and new friendships. If you would like to be involved, contact Cassie Nosser for more information. We hope to see you there!