Archives for April 2024

In this devotion, Brenda Wicklund ’07 M.Div., invites us to imagine the ways we might live in the world as an Easter people following the Good Shepherd. Read today’s God Pause.

You are invited to Spring Movie Night, featuring the widely acclaimed Disney movie “Soul.” The show will start at 5:00 p.m. Central in OCC 10, where you can enjoy the movie in a cozy and relaxed atmosphere. Mark your calendars for Friday, April 19. Students, staff, faculty, family, and friends are welcome! Pizza, popcorn, and drinks will be served. Come and join us for an evening of fun, laughter, and entertainment. We can’t wait to see you!

Join the RIC Advocacy Committee and Gather Twin Cities as we commemorate Trans Day of Visibility and National Day of Silence. We will gather in the Chapel of the Incarnation and on Zoom (register here) on April 21 at 7:00 p.m. Central. Come to worship as you are—beautifully and wonderfully made in the image of our awesome creator!

On Saturday, April 20, from 9:00-11:45 a.m., join master’s student Caleb Rollins, local architectural historian Rolf Anderson, and Dr. Cody Sanders on a morning excursion to see three important gems of church architecture in the Twin Cities:

• Chapel of the Cross in Northwestern Hall at Luther Seminary – designed by the firm of Luther Seminary alumn Edward Sövik, a leader in 20th c. religious architecture
• Church of St. Bernard in St. Paul – an unusual Prairie/Art Nouveau church from the early 20th c.
• Christ Church Lutheran in Minneapolis – a Modernist mid-century National Historic Landmark designed by famed father and son architects Eliel and Eero Saarinen.

All are invited to join us. Rolf Anderson will provide context and insight into these three buildings as we all take in their unique beauty. Meet at 9:00 a.m. outside of Northwestern Hall on the lower campus of Luther Seminary. If you can provide transportation for our carpool, let Cody know, csanders001@luthersem.edu.

In this devotion, Brenda Wicklund ’07 M.Div., helps us remember that the good shepherd will love us, protect us, and lay down his life for us on the cross. Read today’s God Pause.

Hello students! Many of you received an email from me yesterday asking you to write thank-you letters for donors by May 12. Someone kindly pointed out that their email was marked as possibly phishing. It was indeed a legitimate email, and we will look into why it was flagged. In the meantime, please complete those thank-you letters when you have a chance. If you did not receive a request to write a thank-you letter, do not worry—there will be opportunities for you to thank a donor in the future.
—Dan Sassenberg, dsassenberg001@luthersem.edu