Archives for 2023

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!

New students eligible for VA benefits or tuition assistance, please email the Office of the Registrar to initiate the process.

The Office of the Registrar will submit to the Veteran’s Administration certification of a veteran’s enrollment for military benefits purposes. This is typically done at the beginning of each term after the add/drop period closes and can be requested by the student at any other time.

Please email the Office of the Registrar (registrar@luthersem.edu) with questions about the VA reporting process.

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.

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 the Zoom. See community announcements email for link.

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.

Tickets are up for grabs for the Saints game on Tuesday, September 19 at 6:37! Carpool abilities and needs can be indicated on the sheet. Come experience the fun of a Saints game with with your peers! Use this link to claim your ticket.