Announcements

Do you play handbells, or have you ever wanted to play handbells? We need 8-10 handbell ringers to do some random ringing with the opening hymn during our Reformation Service on October 25. (Operative word is “random.”) Zero experience required—no music reading necessary—only a willingness to give it a try.  Please let Arlene Flancher know at aflancher001@luthersem.edu. We’ll meet at 10:30 a.m. on October 25 and you’ll learn everything you need to know before playing in worship. I promise!

Please help us to welcome Luther alum Jesse Weiss M.A. to the Seminary Relations team as our new prospect development and campaign manager! He has spent over 15 years working at several Lutheran Outdoor Ministries, most recently serving as executive director of Camp Amnicon. We are delighted to welcome him back to Luther! Please contact Dan Sassenberg at dsassenberg001@luthersem.edu with any questions or reach out to Jesse at jweiss002@luthersem.edu.

In this devotion, Phil Larson ’83 M.Div. prays for the grace to live fully as citizens of this world as well as of God’s eternal kingdom. Read today’s God Pause.

If you haven’t taken the opportunity to take this quick survey, please do! Community Life is looking for feedback on what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d like to see happen, especially for virtually-based DL activities. Thank you to those who have already responded—encourage a friend to include their voice, too! Submit before Sunday, October 22.

In this devotion, Phil Larson ’83 M.Div. reflects on being the church in the thick of our lives and citizenship. Read today’s God Pause.

Do you play handbells, or have you ever wanted to play handbells? We need 8-10 handbell ringers to do some random ringing with the opening hymn during our Reformation Service on October 25. (Operative word is “random.”)

Zero experience required—no music reading necessary—only a willingness to give it a try. 

Please let Arlene Flancher know at aflancher001@luthersem.edu. We’ll meet at 10:30 am on Oct 25 and you’ll learn everything you need to know before playing in worship. I promise!