Looking for an impactful stewardship program that is theologically grounded and easy to implement? Grace Pomroy, director of the Stewardship Leaders Program at Luther Seminary, has partnered with Church Anew to create Stewardship to Go, and all Luther students get free access. Use the code STEWARDSHIPGIFT to get free access to this year’s resource and the past two years’ resources. If you are in a context that uses the lectionary, that means you’ll have a stewardship resource for every year! Whether you use them this year or not, these are great resources to download for future use: You Have Heard It Said (vol 1), The Impossible Promise of Enough (vol 2), and What We Can Do (vol 3). Have questions? Email Grace Pomroy at gpomroy001@luthersem.edu.
Archives for 2025
God Pause for September 29: Habakkuk 1
In this devotion, John Soyster ’79 M.Div., muses on Habakkuk’s faith and our own. Read today’s God Pause.
CPE Info Session – September 30
Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) is a key requirement for all ELCA candidates for rostered ministry. It is also a Contextual Learning option for the M.Div. degree. Join our Contextual Learning team on Tuesday, September 30 at 11:30 a.m. CT for an info session on how, where, and when to find a site that works with your schedule. This will be a hybrid event. Register online here to attend or receive the recording.
God Pause for September 26: Luke 16:19–31
In this devotion, Brooke (Apple) Phelps ’16 M.Div. asks how we can contribute to a reversal of the common tendency of our world to make divisions among a perceived higher class and the oppressed. Read today’s God Pause.
Friday Chapel: Intercessory Prayer (Zoom)
We gather at 11:00 a.m. CT over Zoom (link in email) for a time of intercessory prayer together.
Share your prayer requests.
Seminary Sampler Event – September 26-28
Admissions is excited to welcome prospective students to campus this weekend. The entire Luther Seminary community is invited to worship on Saturday, September 27 at 10:45 a.m. in the chapel—we hope to see you there. Keep these prospective students in your prayers as they enter into this space of discernment.