The Life in the Spirit Seminar (LSS) is a multi-week process aimed at helping adults and mature teens know God’s power and love through a profound experience of the Holy Spirit. Open to people of all levels of faith, the Seminar provides an opportunity to fall more in love with Jesus.
The Seminar presents the Christian message in a clear, understandable way. There are talks and stories followed by small group discussion related to God’s love and plan for humanity, sin, forgiveness and life in Christ. There is also an explanation of the power of the Holy Spirit and how we can obtain and use those same miraculous early-Church gifts today, along with opportunities for prayer and healing.
You will benefit from the Life in the Spirit Seminar if you:
Want to know God personally or more deeply
Want to experience the gifts and power of the Holy Spirit
Have doubts and difficulties knowing God’s will
Need more from your faith than simply attending church
Learn more from Deacon Tom in the video above!
Want to learn more?
The Fall 2026 seminar is underway!
Watch parish communications to learn about the next opportunity to participate in the Life in the Spirit experience.
Then what's next?
Once you have signed up for the LSS, we will have 5 Meetings, each building upon the next, each important. We encourage you to attend all the meetings to fully benefit from the Seminar. The meeting dates are listed below. Each meeting begins promptly at 7:00 and ends at 8:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall at St. Andrew Catholic Church.
September 17: Explanation / Sign-up Meeting
September 24: God's Love and Salvation
October 1: The New Life and Receiving God's Gift
October 8: Receiving the Baptism in the Holy Spirit
October 15: Growth in Christ
October 22: Transformation and Prayer
This is a free seminar, sponsored by Saint Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church. Come with an eager, open heart ready to experience a new prayer life and to build relationships with other brothers and sisters in Christ as we are all witnesses to God's power today!
For questions and more information, please contact Deacon Tom.