In this devotion, Bethany Kurschner ’92 M.A., considers how difficult sharing and generosity can be. Read today’s God Pause.
Let’s Gather for Lunch Church Today [In-Person]
Let’s gather around Sam’s great cooking and discuss Jennie Wojciechowski’s sermon on the story of Jacob’s vision of the ladder to heaven. This is a time for us to gather in community around scripture and prayer.
Free Flu Vaccine Clinic – October 7
On Wednesday, October 7 from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. in the OCC Café, we are hosting a free flu vaccine clinic. Book your spot using this online sign-up sheet (you must be logged in to your Luther email). Capacity is limited to 50 slots.
Bockman Hall Student Kitchen Plumbing Repairs
Beginning Thursday, October 1, the Facilities team will be completing repairs to the in-floor plumbing in the student basement kitchen of Bockman Hall. The work is expected to take approximately five days and will involve concrete sawing, cutting, and other construction activities. Please be aware that there may be periods of significant noise in and around Bockman Hall during this work. The timeline may be extended if unforeseen conditions are discovered during the repairs. Facilities apologizes for any inconvenience or disruption and appreciates the seminary community’s patience while we complete this necessary work.
Travel Course – Mission in a Post-Christian Society: Learning from the U.K.
Join us next June 5-12, 2027, for a course-credit study trip to the United Kingdom. British society is increasingly post-Christian, and we will focus on the rich ‘mixed ecology’ of church planting and fresh expressions created within multiple levels of the Church of England and other denominations.
Spots are limited so apply early by completing the course application form. For more information, contact Dwight Zscheile, dscheile001@luthersem.edu, or Jennifer Rowdon, jrowdon002@luthersem.edu.
Travel Course – Land of Martin Luther: Germany
Join us May 24–June 4, 2027, for a course-credit study trip to Germany. We will focus on the life and teachings of Martin Luther and how Luther’s theology connects to our current ministry opportunities. Course spots are limited. For more information, contact Mark Tranvik at mtranvik001@luthersem.edu or Sandy Olson at solson007@luthersem.edu.