In this devotion, Jane Wegleitner ’77 M.A., thanks God for courage in recognizing our need for self-care. Read today’s God Pause.
Stitches and Stories Internship Program Event [In-Person]
Pastoral intern Kari Takahashi invites the Luther Seminary community to a special program event on Saturday, September 19 from 1-2:15 p.m.—“Stitches and Stories: Exploring Native Culture and History through Quilt Art”—that will also serve as her internship project at Trinity Lutheran Church in Hayfield, Minnesota (104 1st Street SE). A dessert reception will follow. Nationally-recognized and award-winning quilter and historian Tamara Carter, along with her husband and co-presenter Joe Gaines (of the Choctaw Nation), will share quilts inspired by Indigenous American history, culture, and lifeways in an educational and inspirational program. Contact Kari (ktakahashi001@luthersem.edu) for more information.
RIC Advocacy Committee Meeting – August 6 [Online]
The Luther Seminary RIC advocacy committee will meet on Zoom (link in email) at 7:30 p.m. CT this evening, August 6. Join us for updates on what we’ve been working on and help to plan our agenda for the upcoming academic year. We hope to see you there. For questions, contact Joellen Barak at jbarak001@luthersem.edu
God Pause for August 5: Romans 10
In this devotion, Jane Wegleitner ’77 M.A., says that we have received the most important thing for Christian life: God’s grace. Read today’s God Pause.
Future Space Working Group Lunch & Learn – August 26 [Hybrid]
Students, faculty, and staff—join the Future Space Working Group on Wednesday, August 26 from noon to 1 p.m. in OCC10 or on Zoom (link in email) for a Lunch & Learn to review the outcomes of our schematic design process. As we continue moving forward with Luther Seminary’s new home, we know this season of change can bring a lot of questions—and that’s exactly why we’re gathering. We’ll walk through where things stand, share an exciting first look at the 3D model of our new space, and cover several timely updates. Most importantly, this is a chance for our community to gather, share thoughts, and ask the questions. Bring your lunch and curiosity—and join us for a conversation about what’s ahead.
God Pause for August 4: Psalm 85
In this devotion, Jane Wegleitner ’77 M.A., says that God does not limit the gifts of peace and understanding to those who trust God’s promise. Read today’s God Pause.