Xcel Energy has restored power to all campus buildings. As a reminder, campus buildings are locked today, although anyone with key card access is able to enter. Normal building hours will resume tomorrow.
Thank you for your patience.
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Xcel Energy has restored power to all campus buildings. As a reminder, campus buildings are locked today, although anyone with key card access is able to enter. Normal building hours will resume tomorrow.
Thank you for your patience.
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In this devotion, Bernhard Asher ’16 M.S.M. writes about how Colossians 3 calls us to reorient our lives. Read today’s God Pause.
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Xcel Energy reports that a power outage will affect the entire Luther upper campus today. The outage is scheduled to last from approximately 8:30 a.m. until late morning, but could extend into the afternoon. Buildings affected by this outage include Bockman Hall, Gullixson Hall, Olson Campus Center, and the Branston Street houses. Please note that these buildings will remain locked all day today, although anyone with key card access will still be able to enter. Normal building hours will resume on Thursday.
At this time we do not anticipate that the outage will affect remote access to Luther computer network services, although on-campus wired and wifi access will be affected. IT will monitor the situation and take action if necessary.
Thank you for your patience and flexibility with this temporary disruption.
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Curious about or already serving in bi-vocational ministry? Join this upcoming, online course through Faith+Lead to meet others, get support, and find out some of the practical steps needed to make bi-vocational ministry a success. Whether you have a passion you’d like to turn into a side hustle or feel called to more than one vocation, this short course can help!
There are four sessions starting September 9, which run online and are recorded for later use. Find out more and register now.
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In this devotion, Bernhard Asher ’16 M.S.M. writes about a psalm that addresses “why good things happen to bad people.” Read today’s God Pause.
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We’ve launched our IT feedback survey this year with some additions. The seminary is interested in also hearing how staff find the other shared services beyond IT. Those additional shared areas are the Controller and Marketing. So if you’re a staff member you’ll see a few additional questions in the survey. The survey is open to all and we welcome all of your perspectives. We’ll keep the survey open through the start of fall courses.