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In this devotion, Dan Schewe ’15 M.Div., reminds us that we are called to respond to hatred with love and to see what follows. Read today’s God Pause.

I would like to thank our Luther community for your contributions to the seminary’s grocery assistance program. Students have expressed that they are deeply grateful for this gesture of love and care. If any student finds themselves in need of such assistance, please email deanofstudents@luthersem.edu.
—Leon Rodrigues

Step into what’s next with a heart full of faith and head full of questions. Lay leaders are the heart and soul of today’s church, carrying out vital ministry work and shaping the faith communities of the future. The School for Lay Ministry is a year-long program designed to provide theologically sound training and leadership development for lay leaders. The next cohort begins January 24, 2026, and the program includes on-demand lessons, live cohort meetings, and expert guidance from experienced instructors.
– Participants gain skills in preaching, pastoral care, and more.
– Program supports a lay-led, clergy-supported model of ministry, empowering lay leaders to lead confidently and effectively in their churches and communities.
Share this opportunity with your lay leaders. Together, we can strengthen the future of the church by investing the people who share the good news. Learn more and register today.

In this devotion, Dan Schewe ’15 M.Div., prays that we would see the blessings God has given us as gifts to be shared. Read today’s God Pause.

It’s time for the Luther Seminary pumpkin carving contest! Share your (family-friendly) carved pumpkin (jack o’lantern) photo on the Luther Seminary Community Life Facebook page or send an email to communitylife@luthersem.edu anytime October 27–30. Final results will be announced on November 6.

M Health Fairview has multiple opportunities for Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) experiences. See here the current M Health Fairview options—residencies, summer intensives, and extended—in a variety of locations and contexts.