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J. S. Bach’s spiritual warmth and devotion were part of his musical genius. He was also a theologically informed and dedicated Christian in the Lutheran tradition. Here’s a brief bibliography from the Luther Seminary Library.

In this devotion, Richard O. Hill ’73 M.Div., considers how we discover each day that God is indeed merciful and gracious. Read today’s God Pause.

Fall registration continues this week and we are excited to help you prepare for the semester ahead! 
Fall Registration opens at 9:00 a.m. CT on the following dates:

• Tuesday, July 7: Seniors, Interns, Affiliated Students, ThM, and PhD Students
• Wednesday, July 8: Middlers
• Thursday, July 9: Juniors and Certificate Students
• Friday, July 10: Non-Degree Students
• Tuesday, July 14: New Admits Beginning Fall Term

To provide additional support, virtual advising sessions will be available via Zoom (link in email) on the following days:

• July 14 (New Student Registration Day) from 9:00–11:00 a.m. CT

During these sessions, members of the Advising Team and Registrar’s Office will be available to answer questions about fall courses, registration requirements, and any technical issues you may encounter while registering. Email Advising@luthersem.edu with course planning questions.

If you are a student in ELCA candidacy or are interested in learning more—join this Moodle page, a general resource page with many helpful links, tools, and videos. For specific questions related to your own journey, reach out directly to your synod of candidacy or to candidacy@luthersem.edu.

Please join us in welcoming Ashley and Aaron Wheeler’s newest addition, Asher Bruce Wheeler, born on Thursday, July 9 at 9:28 p.m. Baby, mom, and dad are home and are delighted to share this good news. We offer prayers of health for the whole family. Email Jessi (jleclearvachta002@luthersem.edu), Jen (jgruendler001@luthersem.edu), or Emily (erovahegener001@luthersem.edu) if you’d like to jump on the meal train. Congratulations, Ashley and Aaron—and welcome Asher!

In this devotion, Richard O. Hill ’73 M.Div., considers what it means that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life of every living being. Read today’s God Pause.