Explore Scripture, Christian theology, and world religions through engaging courses led by scholars from local seminaries and universities. This track invites thoughtful reflection and dialogue on matters of faith and spirituality.

Connect your faith to the world around you. Classes in this track examine timely topics—from local community concerns to national debates and global challenges like climate change—led by experts and practitioners in the field.

Celebrate creativity through courses that explore religious and secular works of art, film, literature, and music. Instructors from local arts organizations and schools bring rich cultural insight and spiritual depth.

Deepen your understanding of yourself and your relationships through classes on health, wellness, parenting, aging, and more. Sessions are taught by trusted professionals from the medical, counseling, and consulting communities.

About the Presentation:
Reverend Tom Are will join us on April 19th to teach both an Adult Education Class and deliver a sermon during Sunday worship.
Sermon Text and Title: John 12:20-26,  "This Love is Not Parochial"

Presentation: "Trends in American Religion and Why the Nones Continue to Rise"
On April 29th, we welcome Washington University professor and renowned data analyst, Dr. Ryan Burge, to Ladue Chapel. Dr. Burge has been featured on 60 Minutes, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal, Dr. Burge will help us navigate the biggest trends in religion today with clarity and insight.
Whether you’re concerned about the future of the church or simply curious about the data behind the headlines, come for an evening of honest dialogue and shared learning.