In this devotion, George Weinman ’80 D.Min., reminds us that the messengers of God bring God’s voice down to us. Read today’s God Pause.
God Pause for December 7: Mark 1:1-8
In this devotion, Anna Marsh, assistant professor of Old Testament, reminds us to expect that God can always do something new in the world. Read today’s devotion.
Save the Date: Back to School Block Party
Get ready for the new school year and come celebrate with us! September 15th, from 4-7pm, we will be having a back to school block party. There will be food, drinks, and music this evening. Put it on your calendar! More information to come.
Come work in the library!
Are you looking for a rewarding and engaging job opportunity on campus? The library is currently seeking 3-4 enthusiastic and responsible student workers to join our circulation desk team! This is a fantastic chance to contribute to the school community while gaining valuable skills and experience. Previous library and/or customer service experience is preferred, but not required. Check out the job description and apply for one of the positions by going here:
If you have any questions about the position feel free to reach out to Peter Watters (pwatters002@luthersem.edu).
Save the Date: Back to School Block Party
Get ready for the new school year and come celebrate with us! September 15th, from 4-7 p.m., we will be having a back-to-school block party. There will be food, drinks, and music this evening. Put it on your calendar! More information to come.
60th Anniversary Concert Commemorating March on Washington Choir Information & Sign-Up
Volunteers need to join a choir on Monday, August 28, 2023 for a commemorative procession and concert curated by G. Phillip Shoultz, III, Associate Artistic Director of VocalEssence. We are looking for 75-100 volunteer singers to join a community choir from around the Twin Cities metro to mark the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
Featuring Jovonta Patton, Joe Davis & the Poetic Diaspora, Threads Dance Project, Thomasina Petrus, and rising local spoken word artist Eshay Brantley, the coalition of choirs will join these artists in their music and additional musical numbers as we remember the past, ground ourselves in the present, and look to the future.