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In order to prepare the Luther Seminary art collection for the upcoming move, we will be removing the majority of pieces from display. We will send a message directly to those who indicated they have art in their offices. We are still finalizing what will happen with pieces we decide to deaccession and will share details soon. We appreciate your understanding during this liminal time. Send any questions to Caleb at crollins002@luthersem.edu.

In this devotion, Mara Stillson ’24 M.A., says that, knowing and trusting we are beloved children of God, we are transformed to see our neighbors as the same. Read today’s God Pause.

We received news from Xcel Energy this morning that the Luther campus will have no power today for much of the day. As a result, campus will be closed today.

• All classes will move online.
• All administrative offices are closed.
• Chapel service is cancelled today.
• Staff and faculty should not come to campus—only staff with essential services (Facilities and Operations) should report for work today. Staff should work remotely.
• Student-led events hosted by someone off-campus can still take place. Contact the lead person listed in the announcements for details.
• All other activities are cancelled.
• Residential students, door access to enter campus buildings could be complicated by card readers. If you have problems accessing Bockman Hall, call Chris Jacobsen, 612-414-6601.

You’re invited to join Cody Sanders for a walking tour of historic Lakewood Cemetery to learn about the history of burial and deathcare practices in the U.S., the rural/garden cemetery movement (of which Lakewood is an example), and the future of deathcare practices. Friends and family are welcome to join you—Saturday, November 7 at 10 a.m., 3600 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis. We’ll meet outside the Cemetery Chapel, just inside the front gates). Questions? Contact Cody Sanders, csanders001@luthersem.edu.

In this devotion, Mara Stillson ’24 M.A. writes that while we live in the reality of sinfulness, pain, brokenness, oppression, and more, we come to God in prayer for moments of peace and the reminder that, in all times and in all places, God is present. Read today’s God Pause.

Come one, come all to the Fall Fun Fest on Thursday, October 29 at 4:30 p.m. CT in OCC Dining Room C. Here’s what can you expect. See you there!

• A pumpkin carving competition with prizes, judged by our very own Christian Eriksen, Karoline Lewis, and Mary Hess.
• Pizza, hot apple cider, and a hot chocolate bar
• A presentation on some origins of fall celebrations by Jack Hendricks
• Fellowship with staff, student, and faculty colleagues