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Join us today, July 23, after chapel for the Luther Community summer potluck. We’ll gather around 11:30 in the OCC dining room. Bring a dish to share (and do come even if you don’t have a dish to share!). Plates, napkins, and silverware will be provided.

Want to get more out of Google Calendar? A new training is available: Mastering Google Calendar. The Office of Technology is now offering individual and group training sessions focused on key features that help you streamline scheduling and improve team coordination. You’ll learn:

• How to set your working location (remote, on-site, hybrid)
• Calendar sharing settings (Free/Busy vs. full visibility)
• Attaching Google Docs and links to calendar events
• Inviting individuals and Google Groups to meetings
• Adding the academic calendar to your Google Calendar
• Tips, shortcuts, and best practices to save time

The training is designed for staff, faculty, and departments looking to enhance their daily calendar use. The format can be one-on-one or group sessions—and we can be flexible to your schedule. Interested? Contact Christopher Valentine at cvalentine001@luthersem.edu. Make your calendar work for you!

In this devotion, Staci Stought ‘27 M.Div. candidate, considers our confidence, trust, and joy in a God who answers us. Read today’s God Pause.

You are invited to visit Minnehaha Falls and get ice cream from Sea Salt this afternoon! Student Affairs staff will bring any interested students (and staff!) to explore our beautiful Twin Cities.
Where. Minnehaha Falls/Sea Salt Eatery – 4825 Minnehaha Ave, Minneapolis
When. Tuesday, July 22, 2:30-5:00 p.m.
Car Pool provided to and from campus for those who need a ride. Use this online form to let us know you’re coming, if you need a ride, or whether you can bring others. *Wear comfortable shoes, there will be steps involved for anyone who would like to go down to the falls (this is not required).

Did you know that Luther Seminary student dissertations and faculty papers were downloaded 16,365 times last month alone? Readers come from Asia, South America, Africa, and Europe. Many of our student dissertations make their way into the Luther Seminary Library bibliographies resource. For example, our Søren Kierkegaard bibliography includes the 2024 dissertation by Andrés Albertson on “Love and Politics“ (Hegel and Kierkegaard). And our Digital Commons is a vast online resource to explore.

In this devotion, Staci Stought ‘27 M.Div. candidate, reminds us that we are created for a good and relational life with one another. Read today’s God Pause.