Today is Give Day, when students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends come together for 24 hours to support our shared mission and fuel the Sustaining Fund. What’s happening?
– 11 a.m. – Chapel Service
– 11:40 a.m. – Community Meal
– 10:30 a.m to 1 p.m. – Student Gratitude Station (OCC 148): Wear your Luther swag to RFS and stop by to record a 1-minute thank-you video (or submit one online here) to help unlock a $5,000 grant for Student Council programming. Mark your calendars—we can’t wait to celebrate generosity and faith as a Luther community!
Archives for September 2026
God Pause for September 22: Psalm 25
In this devotion, Terrance L. Stratton ’73 M.Div, ’93 D.Min., discussing how the psalmist reminds us that God’s love is steadfast. Read today’s God Pause.
Give Day Fundraiser at Padraigs Brewing
After a long day at RFS, one understands why Katharina von Bora Luther ran a brewery. Luther Seminary friends are invited to join Eric Nelson (M.Div. student) at Padraigs Brewing for a Give Day fundraiser! Come in this Saturday and Sunday, or Tuesday and Wednesday evening (9/19, 9/20, 9/22, 9/23), when every $10 Give Day donation is $3 off a pint of craft Irish beer. Just donate at luthersem.edu/give-day. Come to the corner of Broadway and Central in Northeast and show the Padraig’s beertender your “thank you” email from Luther. Sláinte!
God Pause for September 21: Ezekiel 18
In this devotion, Terrance L. Stratton ’73 M.Div, ’93 D.Min., considers what God might be asking us, given that God’s will can sometimes seem obscure. Read today’s God Pause.
Research Support from Luther Seminary Library
Need help researching specific biblical texts or theological subjects? The Luther Seminary Library wants to help you and has created this document with links to the best research resources.
American Council of the Blind of Minnesota
The American Council of the Blind of Minnesota Next Generation affiliate is a group of blind and low-vision college students, young professionals, and young parents ages 18 to 40 from all over Minnesota who are building community, sharing resources and experiences, developing personal and professional skills, and participating in statewide and regional meet-ups with other blind and low-vision young adults. If you are interested in learning more, contact Ken Rodgers, president of the Minnesota Council of the Blind (kenrodgers@comcast.net).