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Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost: “The LORD is

Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost: “The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul” (Psalm 23:1–3 ESV).
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Concordia Seminary has an online calendar that’s

Concordia Seminary has an online calendar that’s more extensive than you may think! While it keeps dates for events happening on campus, it does so much more! Some things you can find on our calendar include: the current lectionary series, the academic calendar, holidays, feasts and festivals of the church year — and more! Check it out at csl.edu/calendar — and explore all it has to offer!
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“When the pandemic is largely behind us, and tha

“When the pandemic is largely behind us, and that day is slowly coming, congregations will have to offer compelling reasons to return to in-person worship. After being absent for over 6 months, the differences between virtual and in-person worship were striking. First, you’re in a building designed to be holy. In both our children’s churches, the nave draws worshippers to the cross over the altar. In our own church in Collinsville, the nave leads to a cross and painting of the ascending Christ. And in our Seminary chapel, the nave draws attention to the cross and stained-glass window of the resurrection. Compare that to the place in your home where you sit and watch the screen. The design of space can be sacramental. “How lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord of hosts!” (Psalm 84:1)... “

Read more of today’s #MeyerMinute from @meyerdale1 on our Facebook page!

Alumni of class years ending in "0" or "5” – w

Alumni of class years ending in "0" or "5” – we missed having you on campus this fall! But we have three videos to share with you since we were unable to gather this year. Consider it a virtual Alumni Reunion! Visit our website for some campus highlights with Interim President Dr. Daniel Preus, and a recruitment and enrollment update with Associate Provost Dr. Benjamin Haupt. And what may be the first for us, a cooking demonstration!

Since you were unable to come and enjoy our campus this fall, we are bringing an unchanged piece of campus to you – the original baking oven from when the campus was constructed! In the video, we share with you a cooking demonstration that features this oven, which was used on campus through the 1970s. You don’t want to miss it! Find all three videos on our alumni web page!

“Might our troubled times turn out to be a time

“Might our troubled times turn out to be a time of great revitalization for church and Christianity in America?... Time will tell if our topsy-turvy times will result in a new vitality for church...”
Today’s #MeyerMinute from @meyerdale1 is here and you can read it now on our Facebook page!

"I’ll never have a clean slate, saint and sinner

"I’ll never have a clean slate, saint and sinner at the same time. That’s why I need Sunday worship, to keep hearing my Father say, 'deleted, deleted, deleted.'” The #MeyerMinute from Seminary President Emeritus Dr. Dale A. Meyer is on Facebook @concordiasem

"Centering yourself on Gospel promises makes you f

"Centering yourself on Gospel promises makes you forward looking, hopeful." Read more of today's #MeyerMinute on Facebook @concordiasem.

"Sometimes an author begins a story in the middle,

"Sometimes an author begins a story in the middle, not at the beginning, not at the end. ... When the author has finally led you to the end, you see things more clearly, you have grown in understanding." Read more of today's #MeyerMinute on Facebook @ConcordiaSem.

With fall programming well underway in many congre

With fall programming well underway in many congregations and Advent just around the corner, now is a great time to think ahead toward Lent! Save the date for the 2021 Pre-Lenten Workshop, Jan. 22! This year’s theme is “‘O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High’: God’s Enormous Mercy” with Dr. Thomas Egger. Registration is $50, includes lunch and complimentary access to the Lenten sermon series. Learn more and register at csl.edu/pre-lenten-workshop.

Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost: “The stone th

Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost: “The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone; this was the Lord’s doing, and it is marvelous in our eyes” (Matthew 21:42 ESV).
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