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Chapel this week includes:
Tuesday, March 8: Morning Prayer led by Hans Lundquist and Morgan Simmons
Wednesday, March 9: Service of Holy Communion with Jennie Wojciechowski preaching
Thursday, March 10: Service of the Word with Jonathan Rundman preaching and Rolf Jacboson assisting
Friday, March 11: Taize Prayer
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We’d like to introduce Mary Speranza-Reeder as our next registrar and offer a warm welcome to her.
Mary comes to us with 21 years of experience in higher education. She has served as the assistant registrar for the last five years at Mitchell Hamline School of Law. Prior to this role, at Hamline University she worked for 11 years as the program administrator for the Advanced Degrees and Administrative Licensure Department. Mary has also served as the program coordinator for the Access and Success Program at the College of St. Catherine in St. Paul.
Mary has a Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.) from St. Catherine and has used that education early in her career as a case manager, housing specialist, and housing systems analyst for the Minnesota AIDS Project.
We are excited that Mary brings an extroverted cheerfulness borne of deep compassion for students, faculty, and staff. She understands higher education and has worked in a complex registrar environment in the law school. All of her experience will benefit us as she leads this important role at Luther.
Welcome, Mary!
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Join us for Ministry Matters at 7 p.m. Central March 15!
Ministry Matters Session 4 focuses on inclusivity and the church. Pastor Jeni Grangaard will moderate a question and answer session with Nadia Bolz-Weber about how the church addresses or misses the goal of inclusivity, especially for the LGBTQIA+ community.
Ministry Matters is a student led six-month series for Christian public leaders to learn about the LGBTQIA+ community, its unique spiritual past, and the amazing opportunities ministry holds for the community. Each session is 90 minutes and will focus on a key topic/issue.
A Zoom link will be provided in the community announcements email closer to March 15.
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Luther Seminary is a partner with the 2022 EcoFaith Summit, “Holy Ground, Holy Table: Regenerative Practices for the Wholeness of the Earth.” This year’s summit will be held 9 a.m.-12:30 Saturday, March 26, on Zoom. Visit the Holy Ground, Holy Table registration page to learn more.
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The Stewardship Leaders Program, in collaboration with InFaith Community Foundation, invites you to apply for a grant. All grants awarded must be used for Luther Seminary students, faculty, staff, or programs, and must align with Luther Seminary’s Welcome, Mission, and Vision Statements.
Total amount awarded will be $7,250 with a maximum single grant award of $2,500.
Interested?
Sign up, and Arlene Flancher will send you a grant application, an example of a completed grant, and submissions instructions.
April 1, 2022: Application Deadline
Mid-May: Winners determined by students from the spring Money and Mission of the Church course.
Late May: Winners notified and grant money distributed
Questions? Contact Arlene Flancher (aflancher001@luthersem.edu) or Grace Pomroy (gpomroy001@luthersem.edu) of the Stewardship Leader Program.
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