Archives for May 18, 2020

Gather for a service of Word and song led by Luther Seminary alum Joe Davis and David Scherer (Agape). Zoom in at 11 a.m. Central Monday, May 18. A Zoom link will be provided in the community announcements email.

Zoom in at 11 a.m. Central each day. A Zoom link will be provided in the community announcements email.

11 a.m. Central Monday via Zoom — Worship led by Joe Davis and Dave Scherer
11 a.m. Central Tuesday via Zoom — Coffee Break with Sarah Luedtke-Jones and Pastor Jeni Grangaard
11 a.m. Central Wednesday via Zoom — Service of Blessing and Sending, David Fenrick preaching
11 a.m. Central Thursday via Zoom — Coffee Break with Sarah Luetke-Jones and Pastor Jeni Grangaard
11 a.m. Central Friday via Zoom — Worship led by international students

Seeking pastoral care or spiritual direction? Email Pastor Jeni.

The housing application for new and continuing students wishing to live on campus for the 2020-21 academic year is now open. New resident assignments will begin on July 1, 2020.

If the campus is open in Fall 2020 for residential courses, new residents can begin moving on campus September 1, unless guidelines from the Minnesota Department of Health or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advise otherwise. If all courses are online for the fall semester, on-campus housing will not be available to new residents, except by petition.

You will need to be logged into your Luther Seminary account to access the application. Information about available units and the application are at https://inside.luthersem.edu/students/housing/.

Dear Students and CYF Alumni,

It is my great pleasure to announce our 12th annual CYF Prize winner for 2020. These winners will join the following:

Deomie Lynn Perez Rivamonte-Mokaya and Gloria Osemenam in 2019, Billie Jo Wicks and Megan Floyd in 2018, Kate Knutson and Briana Morris-Brock in 2017, Christian Gonzalez and Molly Schroeder 2016, Corey Lange and Kayla Billings 2015, Ali Ferin and Culynn Curtis 2014, Kyle Zvejnieks and Aaron Fuller 2013, Andrew Kellner and Karen Gieseke 2012, Katy Vitek and Amber Espinoza 2011, Matthew Mass and Marcia Evenson 2010, and Paul Clark and Derek Tronsgard 2009.

This year’s winners are:

Rebekah M. Moir, “Ministering with Youth and Young Adults Experiencing Climate Despair”

and

William Tyler Parks, “Overcoming the Greatest Challenge in Faith Formation: Equipping and Encouraging Parents to Embrace Their Role as Faith Leaders”

Please join me in congratulating them and all of our seniors for wonderful work!

Andrew Root, Ph.D.
The Carrie Olson Baalson Professor of Youth and Family Ministry