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Congratulations to our colleagues celebrating work anniversaries in April! When you see them around campus, be sure to give them huge thanks and a high five!
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Safety concerns should be sent to maintenance@luthersem.edu. When your concern is not immediately dangerous, the concern will be address at the next Safety Committee meeting.
General Grounds –
Olson Campus Center –
Gullixson Hall –
Bockman Hall –
Northwestern Hall –
Stub Hall –
LDR –
Rental Home –
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Join Spirit Lab on Monday mornings from 11:30 – 11:45 in the Meditation Chapel in OCC for Prayer Break—a short time to gather together as faculty, staff and students and pray for the joys and concerns of the seminary community.
If you are not able to join us in person at that time, please join us in praying for the following as your life permits:
*For our sibling in Christ who is juggling many things and longs to be held still in God’s presence.
*In thankfulness for the life and ministry of Pastor John Mann and for comfort and peace for all who are mourning him.
*For students hearing word about internships and for the journey of learning, ministry and growth that awaits each one of them.
Have a joy or concern you would like to add to the prayer list? Just fill out this form!
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The Worship Lab team will be planning and leading the chapel service for Tuesday April 16th (Luther Seminary’s Good Friday service). We will have an emphasis on world and international music.
Planning will take place on Tuesday April 2nd from 2:00 – 4:00 and Tuesday April 9th from 2:00 – 3:00. Both sessions will be in OCC 215.
We have a great team assembled but still have room if you would like to join us!
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We will have a blood drive sign-up table in OCC Outside Chapel Monday at Cup of Blessing, Tuesday and Wednesday after chapel. Please stop by and sign up for the upcoming Blood Drive at Luther 2019, April 11th.
You can also sign up here
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10x-Cu1OoFT5n6aIOxmSX6Tlbsg0QUFIlSbu8PK1G09s/edit#gid=0
We appreciate your generosity.
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All are invited to this public event, where DMin Biblical Preaching students defend their theses. We will be meeting in Olson Campus Center, Room 10.
The oral examination is a public event open to faculty, students, staff and guests; however, other than the students in the DMin cohort, only faculty members have speaking privileges.
Monday, April 8
• 10:30-Noon – Susan Sickelka, “Every Time you Enter the Pulpit, Preach! The Homiletical Legacy of Dr. Merton Stacher Rice”
• 1:30-3:00 PM – Jill Seagle, “Women Preaching from a Posture of Hope in an Age of Fear and Division: A Case Study”
• 3:30-5:00 PM – Andrew Tyler, “Preach First the Kingdom of God: The Prophetic Imagination of E. Stanley Jones, as Revealed in his Preaching, Writings, and Life, as a Model for Preaching and Social Action in the Twenty-first Century”
Tuesday, April 9
• 10:30-Noon – Charles Dupree, “Meditations of Our Hearts: Mindfulness Meditation and Preaching the Psalms a Curriculum for Preachers”
• 1:30-3:00 PM – Jeanette Bidne, “All God’s Children: Exploring Language of Kinship and Relationship in Congregational Live Through Contextual Preaching”
• 3:30-5:00 PM – Kenji Marui, “Preaching Toward Reconciliation: Uncovering Colonialism Through Sermons for the Settler Church”
Wednesday, April 10
• 8:30-10:00 AM – Tracey Gibson, “Reaching Youth with Passion, Purpose and Preaching Youth Engaged in the Worship Experience”
• 10:30-Noon – Rachael Powell, “Thriving in Disorientation: How the Biblical Narrative Shapes and Empowers Christian Community”