Archives for September 2023

Thanks to everyone who attended the author event with Kazu Haga over RFS! If you missed it (or just want to watch it again!), here is a link to the recording.

The password is: &nq!E3J+

And big thanks to the planning committee: Lauren Mildahl, Samuel Zalanga, Mary Hess, and Bobbie Dale.

Join Dr. Thomason tonight, September 26 at 7:00 p.m. CST on YouTube for the final live stream art session in Acts. In this final episode he will paint the scene of the great storm and shipwreck on Malta from Acts 27 in Photoshop. You can ask questions during the session. Here’s tonight’s link.

You can watch through the playlist of previous sessions here.

Join Dr. Thomason on Tuesday, September 26 at 7:00 p.m. CST on YouTube for the final live stream art session in Acts. In this final episode he will paint the scene of the great storm and shipwreck on Malta from Acts 27 in Photoshop. You can ask questions during the session. Here’s Tuesday’s link.

You can watch through the playlist of previous sessions here.

Here is the Longings and Lament resource shared by Terri Elton and Alicia Granholm in Lunch Church on Thursday, September 21 on Longings and Losses.

Known for his fantasy and children’s books, apologetics, and life issues like grief and pain, Lewis’s writings resonate with many of us … and Luther library has them all. Check out this bibliography for C.S. Lewis with much more than his books. And while you’re at it, check out some of these other ‘Theologian Bibliographies’, dozens we’ve created—from the ancients to today’s most current theologians, from Augustine to Amos Yong!

This summer over 50 students, staff and faculty met in book clubs to read “Healing Resistance: A Radically Different Response to Harm.” Now everyone in the Luther Sem Community is invited to join our culminating event, a Q&A Session with the author Kazu Haga!  

We’ll be meeting on Tuesday, September 19 from 2:30-4 p.m. Central Time to hear him answer questions (over Zoom) about the book and about the practice of Kingian Nonviolence. Join in person in the OCC Dining Room or online via Zoom.

You don’t have to have read the book or participated in the book clubs to join! The session will be recorded. Hope to see you there!  Any questions, reach out to lmildahl001@luthersem.edu.