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The Holy Trinity
The Holy Trinity FIRST READING Gen. 1:1–2:4a PSALM Ps. 8 EPISTLE Acts 2:14a, 22–36 GOSPEL Matt. 28:16–20 Color
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Prof Insights: Faculty-Led Workshop: Professor Elowsky in Hopewell Township, NJ
The Apostolic Fathers A study of the primary literature of the Apostolic Fathers with application to the life of the church today. The study will primarily focus on the texts themselves, with attention given to issues of authorship, dating, the integrity of the text and the occasion for the writing, as well as major theological, […]
Prof Insights: Faculty-Led Workshop: Professor Lane in Rochester, NY
The Epistle of James and its Importance for the Lutheran Church A singular concentration on Luther's criticism of James as "an epistle of straw" has caused many to overlook the epistle as a source of Luther's theology. A closer look at Luther’s sermons and writings, however, suggests that Luther's theology was shaped by the Book […]
4 events,
Summer Carillon Concert
Summer Carillon Concert
Carillonneur Elien Van den Broeck, Meerhout, Belgium Program TITLE COMPOSER 1 Preludium 3 M. Van den Gheyn (1721-1785) 2 Violin sonata I. Allegro II. Largo III. Presto M. Van den Gheyn (1721-1785), […]
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Prof Insights: Faculty-Led Workshop: Professor Golden in Kankakee, IL
What Can 8th Century B.C. Prophets Teach the 21st Century? Separated by nearly three millennia and significant cultural differences, the great prophets of the 8th century B.C. – Isaiah, Micah, Amos, Hosea and Jonah – can seem a world apart. Yet the Spirit remains active in their message so that we would be strengthened in […]
2 events,
Summer Carillon Concert
Summer Carillon Concert
Carillonneur Wesley Arai, Los Angeles, California Program TITLE COMPOSER 1 To a Red Rose (from “Three Roses”) Florence Price (1887-1953), arr. Wesley Arai 2 Edelweiss (from “The Sound of […]
2 events,
Prof Insights: Faculty-Led Workshop: Professor Prieto in Irvine, CA
Reaching Out to Our Neighbors with the Gospel of Hope: Engaging and Learning from Our Global South Partners Christ commissioned His apostles to be His witnesses “to the ends of the earth,” calling them to make disciples of all nations by baptizing and teaching (Acts 1:8; Matt. 28:19–20). For centuries, going abroad has been a […]
Summer Carillon Concert
Summer Carillon Concert
Carillonneur Jesse Ratcliffe, Warrenton, Virginia Program TITLE COMPOSER 1 Golden Bells from Second Suite for Carillon Robert Kleinschmidt (1919-1959) 2 Let Freedom Ring Lee Cobb (b. 1963) 3 Thou […]
1 event,
Vocatio: High School
High school men and women entering grades nine through 12 can explore God’s calling and direction for them during Vocatio: High School. The registration fee is $300 per participant. Registration deadline: May 31, 2026
3 events,
Prof Insights: Faculty-Led Workshop: Professor Elowsky in Fargo, ND
The Apostolic Fathers A study of the primary literature of the Apostolic Fathers with application to the life of the church today. The study will primarily focus on the texts themselves, with attention given to issues of authorship, dating, the integrity of the text and the occasion for the writing, as well as major theological, […]
4 events,
Summer Carillon Concert
Summer Carillon Concert
Carillonneur Alan Bowman, Dayton, Ohio Program TITLE COMPOSER 1 Air (from “Water Music”) George Frideric Handel (1685-1759), arr. A. Bowman 2 Sonata for violin and continuo, No. 12 I. Aria […]
2 events,
Summer Carillon Concert
Summer Carillon Concert
Carillonneur Elijah Harrison Buerk, Metropolis, Ill. About the carillonneur: Elijah Harrison Buerk is a composer, organist, carillonneur, singer and conductor based in Metropolis, Ill. He attends Indiana University Bloomington […]