Preparation for Confirmation

Technically, “confirmation” only lasts for a single day.
Preparing for that day, however, requires two years of confirmation class.
What is confirmation?
Confirm means to “state with assurance that a report or fact is true.” What fact is being confirmed in confirmation? After two years of preparation . . .
- It will help confirm you are a Christian for yourself. You will answer the question, “Do I believe in what the Bible teaches?”
- It will help confirm you are a Christian for the church. The church is asking, “Do you want to be part of the United Free Lutheran Church family?” The hope is that preparation for confirmation will help build your faith in God, so you can confidently confirm this truth: “I am a Christian.”
- It will give you the chance to confirm the faith of your baptism as you publicly declare that you are claiming the Christian faith as your own.
Required Weekly Materials: Bible, workbook, and Luther’s Small Catechism with Explanation.
Helpful Links
Year A Links:
Year B Links:
Lesson 3: Color video link
Lesson 13: Prayer video link
Homework video link “The skinny on prayer“
Lesson 17: Light overcoming darkness video
Lesson 21: Baptism Podcast Links
Enrollment
Interested in having your child take their preparation for confirmation class at United Free Lutheran? Contact Pastor Jordan Langness at the church (218-782-2249) or by email (uflcpastor@outlook.com). Members of other churches are able to join the class. Classes begin in September and continue through the first week of May.