Archives for 2025

Luther Library presents New Beginnings for 2025: Select Bibliographic Resources for MLK, DEIB, RRR.

In this devotion, Mary Simonson Clark ’07 MA/MSW, reminds us that God is our most faithful guide on any journey we might take. Read today’s God Pause.

Do you have a mentor who has made a difference in your faith journey? We want to hear your stories and see your photos! Send us a message, comment on this post, or email communic@luthersem.edu by February 3 for a chance to be featured in the next issue of Story.

In this devotion, Mary Simonson Clark ’07 MA/MSW, asks for God’s guidance and support as we travel on our life journeys. Read today’s God Pause.

In this devotion, Cory Driver ’21 M.Div., encourages us to listen to God for our identity and worth. Read today’s God Pause.

You are invited to attend the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Service on Friday, January 10 during worship in the Chapel of the Incarnation. Our preacher will be Rev. Dr. DeWayne L. Davis, lead minister at Plymouth Congregational Church in Minneapolis and an alum of Luther Seminary. Dr. Davis will preach on “The Gift of Somebodiness” (Matthew 25:31-40). This year’s theme is Pastoral Care for Socially Marginalized Communities, focusing on Martin Luther King’s leadership in theological education and his efforts to liberate and transform the conditions of oppressed people—ultimately in hopes of creating a “Beloved Community.” As part of the memorial service, Luther Seminary students who are recipients of the Beloved Community Fellowship will share brief insights on what they are learning about MLK’s vision of the Beloved Community and its relevance for the struggle to liberate socially marginalized people. Lunch is provided after the service.