Archives for March 2024

What’s new with Faith+Lead Academy? The Faith+Lead team has been busy creating and launching courses, and it’s been awhile since we’ve shared updates. The Faith+Lead Academy team is hosting a Lunch and Learn today—Wednesday, March 20 from 12:00 – 1:15 p.m. in OCC 10—to update you on this work. This event is hybrid with lunch provided for those gathering in person. Join on Zoom (link in Community Announcements email).

Complete this Google form if you would like a lunch and so we know your dietary needs. If you have any questions, please reach out to Terri Elton (telton@luthersem.edu) or Susan Brooks (sbrooks001@luthersem.edu). Lunch order deadline is end of day Wednesday, March 13.

Join Joy J. Moore online for a Faith+Lead webinar to explore a faithful approach to Christian leadership in the midst of societal division. This workshop offers a deep dive into scriptural wisdom and practical tools that will empower you to lead with compassion and resilience, sowing peace in a world marked by conflict and contempt. Come and learn how you can be a part of the holy healing process—Thursday March 21, 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. CT. The webinar is included in the Faith+lead membership or available for purchase separately. Learn more.

In this devotion, Jennifer Wojciechowski ’19 Ph.D., assistant professor of Church History, thinks about the larger purposes behind some of Jesus’ commands. Read today’s God Pause.

In this devotion, Jennifer Wojciechowski ’19 Ph.D., assistant professor of Church History, reminds us not to miss the incredible fact that God’s love endures forever. Read today’s God Pause.

In this devotion, Cody Sanders, associate professor of Congregational and Community Care Leadership, considers the troubling moments of following Jesus as we anxiously await God’s word. Read today’s God Pause.

The Institute of Liturgical Studies at Valparaiso University convenes April 9–11, 2024, for “Creation, Not Commodity: the Church’s Liturgy in a Consumer Culture. In its 75th year, the Institute turns its attention to the role of market culture in our lives, including for those engaged in Christian communities as we talk about “church shopping” when we move to a new location.

Registration for the Institute is free for all full-time students and seminarians, regardless of year or degree program. Learn more about this year’s program and presenters and register online.