Archives for 2025

This year’s Ecofaith Summit—Earth’s Cries, Earth’s Call—will feature compelling speakers, enlivening worship, informative exhibits, opportunities for networking, and an array of engagement sessions for giving birth to strong, creative action in our congregations, camps, campuses, and communities. Morning refreshments, fresh local lunch and celebratory final reception are included in the day. Lunch is provided for all participants. Hear from keynote speakers Cynthia Moe-Lobeda and Kelly Sherman-Conroy. Tickets are free for those under the age of 30. For those over 30, funds are available from Luther Seminary—contact Jon Anderson (janderson008@luthersem.edu) for more information. You can also sign up to attend online for free. More information is also on the seminary Community Life Facebook page. The group will leave early on Saturday morning and return on Saturday evening. We currently have room for two more people.

In this devotion, Robert Hansen ’72 M.Div. writes that the call of the prophet Joel is still relevant for us today. Read today’s God Pause.

In this devotion, Mindy Ehrke ’85 M. Div., prays that after God speaks to us on the mountain we might continue Jesus’ work on the plain. Read today’s God Pause.

Following board approval in early February, Luther Seminary and Lifestyle Communities have entered into a purchase agreement for the Lower Campus. The purchase agreement covers the entirety of the Lower Campus, which spans parcels in both Lauderdale and St. Paul. The property includes Northwestern Hall, Stub Hall, and Breck Woods. A closing date is currently anticipated in 2026. Read more in the news release about the agreement. Luther community members with questions should contact Heidi Droegemueller.

When. Friday, February 28, 5-6 p.m.
Where. OCC Café, 2nd floor
Come and listen to stories from Africa told from an African lens. These stories are about African Christianity and spirituality, where Christianity insects with other religions. You will have opportunities to ask about the stories you have heard, and we will together try to answer your questions. This is organized by the Residential Life Program Coordinator’s office to help us mark Black History Month. African food will be served.

We are seeking seminarians, teachers, youth ministry professionals, and college and grad students interested in a short-term (3-4 week) summer commitment. Serve Boldly is a Lutheran ministry that provides youth grades 6-12 the opportunity to accompany and serve their neighbor in urban communities while deepening their understanding of God’s presence in their lives. Leaders and guides provide a quality service experience for church youth groups. In 2025, Serve Boldly will be in Duluth, Omaha, Madison, Milwaukee, San Diego, Nashville, and Saint Louis. Visit the Serve Boldly website to learn more and to start an application. Contact Serve Boldly director Sara Jonasen, sjonasen@gllm.org, with any questions.