Archives for April 25, 2019

Summer Intensive Unit May 28- August 2

This is a full time unit offered in the continuum of care context of Miravida Living.

There is student housing available. Group size is limited to 5.

The completed ACPE-CPE application should be sent to Chaplain David Rumbold. The application can be found on the ACPE site at this link. Send the completed application via e-mail to drumbold@miravidaliving.com or by mail to Chaplain David Rumbold 225 N. Eagle St. Oshkosh, WI 54902

Application fee is $25. Tuition is $750. Student housing is $520 for the summer.

Come join us for our open mic, featuring artists from across the country that will be sharing their gifts. It is also open to others who would like to share their poetry, music, writing, etc. Joe Davis and H Cubed will be hosting.

Event details:

May 4
7 – 9 PM
OCC – Board Room Balcony

You are invited to join us for our Beloved Community Institute Worship service. This event gathers creative people from across the country to explore the intersection of faith, justice, and the arts. This year’s featured performers will be Tyra Dennis (ELCA National Youth Gathering Band Leader), Chris Clay (Nationally-touring Jazz performer), and Luther’s own graduate Joe Davis. Come with an open heart and be ready to be inspired! For more information go to www.luthersem.edu/bci

The worship will be held on:

Friday May 3
6:45 -8:00 PM
OCC – Board Room Balcony

The Luther Community is invited to a Bench Dedication in Memory of Rachel Coen-Tuff. Monday, May 6th at 3 pm at the Luther Seminary Waterfall Patio behind the Olson Campus Center.

Rachel Coen-Tuff, 29, believed her calling was to work with children, youth and families. She served as the minister of faith formation at Faith + Journey Lutheran Church in West Fargo, where she worked primarily with the church’s youth population providing spiritual growth and direction. Previously Rachel served in England for a year with the Young Adults in Global Mission program and attended Luther seminary in St. Paul where she earned her Masters Degree in Children, Youth, and Family Ministry (2015). Every place Rachel went she made deep, loving and lasting connections. Rachel was a unique gift to the world because she welcomed and cared for people so well. She remembered names and stories and made people feel they mattered. Rachel believed her calling was to work with children, youth, and families and those who watched her do this work knew that as well. Her faith was part of who she was. Rachel died suddenly of a pulmonary embolism last summer on July 7, 2018. Children, Youth & Family will dedicate the bench in her honor and memory.