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In this devotion, Kathleen M. U. Lowery ’00 M.Div., reminds us that while weeping may last for the night, joy comes with the morning. Read today’s God Pause.

Saint Mary’s CPE is seeking applicants for its upcoming Extended and Super Extended Hybrid programs. They also have a CPE Residency program which begins in fall 2025. Interested applicants should contact Sonia Anderson at Sonja.Anderson@essentiahealth.org.

Join Prof. Jennifer Wojciechowski in Germany to learn about Martin Luther and the early years of the German Reformation. Sites include Wittenberg, Berlin, Wartburg, and more. This will be a winter course with travel from January 22–31, 2026. If you are interested, email Prof. Wojciechowski at jwojciechowski002@luthersem.edu or Sandy Olson at solson007@luthersem.edu.

Looking for faith-inspired literature to provide a break from your studies? If you’re a lover of great fiction, be sure to check out Luther Seminary Library’s Online Guide to Literature and the Arts. We feature classic Christian authors from Dante Alighieri to Frederick Buechner, Flannery O’Connor, and Marilynne Robinson—with her new book “The Beauty of Souls“—and many more. With this guide, you will also find the latest books on art, culture, and film as they relate to Christian faith.

Join us Wednesday, April 30 for a chapel service with Pastor Laura Cannata, who will preach on ideas around accessibility in Luke 5. Lunch will be provided after the service. During lunch, Pastor Laura will make a brief participatory presentation to the audience on “Disability Theology Contrasted with Ableist Theology.” Pastor Cannata is a Justice Minister ordained in the United Church of Christ. She graduated from United Theological Seminary in 2016 and specializes in disability and mental health justice. Laura herself lives with multiple physical and mental health disabilities. She serves on the board of director’s for Disability Ministries and, in her professional practice, is involved in preaching, speaking, and educational engagements.

In this devotion, Kathleen M. U. Lowery ’00 M.Div., thinks about how we, too, might need to change our thinking and treatment of others. Read today’s God Pause.