Archives for January 4, 2023

The Stewardship Leaders Program at Luther Seminary was designed with students and future ministry professionals in mind. We provide a variety of Financial Wellness offerings, based on student input, in a shame-free zone. Talking about money is hard. Talking about money is emotional. Talking about money and figuring out how to be financially healthy is also very important – for everyone.

Click here to see all our offerings and choose the ones that meet your financial wellness needs. We will get you more information.

Our most popular offering: A Financial Wellness Conversation with Stewardship Leaders Program Director, Grace Pomroy. Grace is a Certified Financial Educator who can provide helpful information about Budgeting, Saving, Investing, Debt Repayment, Clergy/Church Finance, and many more topics. She brings years of experience and has a passion for all things related to money and ministry – and will help you decide what next steps would be most helpful for you. 

To schedule an appointment with Grace, click here, and choose the time that works best with your schedule. If you have specific topics you want to discuss, please note it when you schedule.

Email questions to Arlene Flancher, Financial Wellness Program Coordinator (aflancher001@luthersem.edu)

Happy New Year! Cheers to Financial Wellness!

Monday, January 9 |  6:30-8 p.m.  | Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Burnsville, MN

Presented by Dr. Mark Tranvik, Professor at Luther Seminary

Martin Luther was a radical! He saw with great clarity that at the heart of the Bible is a God of freedom and grace. His bold teaching led to trouble: he was denounced as a heretic and nearly burned at the stake. Come and find out why his life and words still matter for all people today.

Select “Luther Seminary Student” in the payment field to have the fee waived.

Registration Link

The holiday season is a time for gifts and often those gifts are new phones. When moving to a new phone, ensuring your Duo Mobile is working will be important as Duo Mobile is required to access online services like email and moodle. You could be unable to access these online services until your Duo Mobile is re-setup.

Here’s some tips for a smooth phone transition:

1) Use the iCloud backup and restore feature of your iPhone when moving your phone apps and data to a new iPhone. Tutorial 

This will likely ensure Duo Mobile will still be registered in your new phone. This assumes your phone number is staying the same. Android phones may not transfer automatically.

2) If you run into trouble and still have your old phone, you can enroll your new phone. Keep in mind you will need to use your old phone to approve your login in order to enroll the new phone. Keep your old phone on WiFi to receive the Duo prompt.

3) Set up Duo Restore in the Duo Mobile app by following these directions.

You can always contact the Help Desk for help. With the seminary closed over the holiday break, responses will be delayed.