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Calendar of Events
Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
				1 Board of Regents Meeting	2 Contemplate Board of Regents Meeting	3
4 Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 22)	5	6	7	8 Canceled: Alumni Reunion	9 Canceled: Alumni Reunion	10 Lay Bible Institute
11 Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 23)	12 Registration begins for Winterim and Spring Terms Columbus Day	13 Basic Training in Transitions (Online)	14 Concordia Seminary Admissions Director at Concordia University Chicago	15 Calihan Academic Fellowship – Acton Institute application deadline Concordia Seminary Admissions Director at Concordia University Chicago	16 Registration ends for Winterim and Spring Terms Canceled: Seminary Guild luncheon meeting	17
18 St. Luke, Evangelist Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 24)	19 Reading Week (no classes)	20 Reading Week (no classes) Basic Training in Transitions (Online)	21 Reading Week (no classes)	22 Reading Week (no classes)	23 Reading Week (no classes) St. James of Jerusalem, Brother of Jesus and Martyr	24
25 Reformation Day (observed)	26 Classes resume and Fall Semester Session II begins Session I and midterm grades deadline	27 After Chapel Concert Basic Training in Transitions (Online)	28 St. Simon and St. Jude, Apostles Concluding Year Students Placement Meeting	29	30	31 Reformation Day (actual) Deadline for SMP Entry Level Competency Exams (ELCEs) for Spring 2021 matriculation Deadline for ODS Entry Level Competency Exams (ELCEs) for Spring 2021 matriculation View All 5 Events »

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This morning, the Seminary campus community was tr

This morning, the Seminary campus community was treated to donuts from @vincentvandoughnut thanks to @lwmlnational! Students, staff, faculty and families were all able to enjoy some delicious donuts before heading to class, work, or going about their day! Thank you, LWML!
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#GiveGreenandGold Day is just a few days away! On

#GiveGreenandGold Day is just a few days away! On Sept. 28, show your support for Concordia Seminary and its mission to prepare future pastors and deaconesses! Share our hashtag and giving link, https://grouprev.com/givegreenandgold2020 today!
#concordiaseminary #giving #whowillgoforus

The street signs for the newly renamed McCall Terr

The street signs for the newly renamed McCall Terrace, formerly North Seminary Terrace, are now up! This past July, the street where faculty houses are located on campus was formally changed in
recognition of Seminary supporter Jean McCall. In 2018, she made provisions in her estate to create “The H.F. and Jean L. McCall Historic Housing Endowment” that is earmarked for the upkeep of the 12 historic faculty houses on campus. The homes, built in the 1920s, are currently being renovated and restored. The neighborhood also is being renamed the McCall Neighborhood in recognition of her generosity. We are so thankful for her and our many supporters! You can read all about her in the summer issue of Concordia Seminary magazine on our website at csl.edu

Dr. John Nunes opens this morning’s Convocation

Dr. John Nunes opens this morning’s Convocation session on “Discerning.” He says, “We are not stuck in anger. We move on to courage and hope.”

Dr. Nunes is facilitating this session which is a panel discussion of questions submitted by participating students and faculty. Panel members include: Dr. Roosevelt Gray Jr., Rev. Warren Lattimore Jr., Rev. Gerard Bolling, Shirley Jackson, Kaye Wolff, Rev. Micah Glenn, and Dr. James Marriott.

In order to allow for social distancing, first-year students and faculty are attending in person while wearing masks, and all other students are attending the Convocation virtually.
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In chapel this morning, Rev. Micah Glenn preaches

In chapel this morning, Rev. Micah Glenn preaches on Acts 6 for the second day of our Student Convocation on Race Relations, "Jesus hasn't returned yet. Our work isn't done yet. So let's stop waiting tables with lip service. Let's be bold. Let's challenge ourselves. Let us tell this broken and sinful world that even in their sin, even in their brokenness, whatever their ethnicity and culture, in Christ they are forgiven--like us."

In order to allow for social distancing, first-year students and faculty are attending in person while wearing masks, and all other students are attending the Convocation virtually.
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"Call if 'fall' or call it 'autumn,' we’ve enter

"Call if 'fall' or call it 'autumn,' we’ve entered a season of spiritual insights, if only we’ll pause and ponder." Today's #MeyerMinute from President Emeritus Dr. Dale A. Meyer is on Facebook @concordiasem

#bibleverse #scripture

Students and faculty are attending a two-day Stude

Students and faculty are attending a two-day Student Convocation on Race Relations focusing on racism as it affects Black communities in the United States, and addressing how racism affects Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod Black church workers, lay leaders and congregations.

Happy first day of Fall! As we enter into this new

Happy first day of Fall! As we enter into this new season of change, may we give thanks to the Lord and praise him for his unchanging faithfulness!
#firstdayoffall #concordiaseminary #lutheranservicebook

It’s not too early to save the date for the 2021

It’s not too early to save the date for the 2021 Pre-Lenten Workshop, Jan. 22! Designed for pastors to help them develop their worship resources for Lent, this workshop will help you jump-start your Lenten season. This year’s theme is “‘O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High’: God’s Enormous Mercy.” Registration is $50, and includes lunch and complimentary access to the Lenten sermon series. Find details and register at csl.edu/pre-lenten-workshop.

Don’t ignore the news; let it grieve you, but mu

Don’t ignore the news; let it grieve you, but much more let the world make you thankful for who you are. “See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are” (1 John 3:1). Read today's #MeyerMinute on Facebook @concordiasem.