Please welcome Molly McFadden, who joins the shared services Marketing and Communication team, part of Seminary Relations, on Wednesday, October 8, in the role of marketing project coordinator. Molly’s office will be located in Bockman Hall 211. Molly is a graduate of Bethel University and is coming to us from the Minnesota Children’s Museum. She is a people person who enjoys working cross-departmentally. Please send a note or drop by her office to welcome Molly to Luther Seminary!
Announcements
Choir Rehearsal – Today at 12:30
Choir will begin rehearsals this week—on Wednesday afternoon at 12:30 p.m. All students, faculty, and staff (of any singing or music reading ability) are welcome to join the Seminary Choir. We will rehearse weekly and sing during the Wednesday Chapel service about once a month. If you would like to sing but are unable to make this rehearsal time, please contact student director Sarah Yotter at syotter001@luthersem.edu. Music can be emailed to you ahead of time to rehearse on your own.
Theology Beer Camp 2025 in St. Paul
Theology Beer Camp will be held this year in St. Paul from October 16-18. Join Tripp Fuller and a whole host of others—including Rolf Jacobson and Steve Thomason—for a theological conference like no other. Students get a special registration rate of $200 (use code HELLOLUTHER). Register here.
God Pause for October 7: Psalm 111
In this devotion, David F. Dahl ’80 M.Div., reminds us that we receive an alien righteousness in Christ Jesus. Read today’s God Pause
Flu Shots Available on Campus – Today
Cub Pharmacy will be providing flu shots on campus today—Tuesday, October 7—from 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. Students, staff, and faculty are encouraged to sign up. Please bring your insurance card and show up about 5 minutes early for your appointment to fill out required paperwork. Register here for a spot. Cub is not able to provide COVID shots this year.
Exploring Human Origins – Library Resources for the Smithsonian Exhibit
Check out these Luther Seminary Library resources on evolution and Christian faith, in light of the current Smithsonian Exhibit and upcoming fall course “Homo Sapiens and God.”