Tuesday, March 15: Rural Pastor Drew Yackel ’14
Wednesday, March 16: Seminary Pastor Jeni Grangaard
Thursday, March 17: Morning Prayer
Friday, March 18: TBD
Join us at 11 a.m. Central in the Chapel of the Incarnation or online.
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Tuesday, March 15: Rural Pastor Drew Yackel ’14
Wednesday, March 16: Seminary Pastor Jeni Grangaard
Thursday, March 17: Morning Prayer
Friday, March 18: TBD
Join us at 11 a.m. Central in the Chapel of the Incarnation or online.
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Exploring Rural Ministry Through Reading and Research Independent Study
The March gathering will be 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Central Thursday March 17. This gathering will be on Zoom. We hope to have a hybrid meeting in April.
There will be a panel conversation with recent J-Term RM4597 Independent Reading and Research in Rural Ministry participants. They will share some insights from their research.
Feel free to bring your own lunch and drinks.
Information will also be shared about plans for upcoming classes and experiences.
The Zoom meeting information will be included in the community announcements email.
The Next Gathering
The next gathering will be 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Central April 21. If you have questions, contact me at janderson08@luthersem.edu.
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