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Special Issue on Hispanic/Latino Theology and Mission. Missio Apostolica, Vol. 6, Number 1, 2008

Latin American and U.S. Latino Lutheranism. LOGIA: A Journal of Lutheran Theology, Epiphany 2010, Vol. XIX, Number 1

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7th Annual Lecture: Dealing with Culture in Theological Formation

Rev. Greg Klotz

6th Annual Lecture: The New Latino Generations: Caught Between Two Worlds

Dr. Victor M. Rodriguez

5th Annual Lecture: Unión, Reunión, y Comunión: Latino/a Religious Diversity and the Wager of Ecumenical Communion

Dr. María Teresa Dávila

4th Annual Lecture: Leadership in Paul and His Communities: Theology and Practice

Dr. Efrain Agosto

3rd Annual Lecture: Towards a Latino Lutheranism: Its Challenges and Points of Departure

Rev. Dr. Giacomo Cassese

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2nd Annual Lecture: Being In The Middle: Justice Across Borders

Dr. Hjamil Martinez-Vazquez

1st Annual Lecture: The Journey of the Immigrant: A Theology of Migration

Dr. Daniel Groody

“The pandemic is stressing us all, and stress pr

“The pandemic is stressing us all, and stress pressures people to sin. Thank God for being patient with us sinners. ‘The longsuffering of our Lord is salvation’ (2 Peter 3:15 KJV). And longsuffering is one of the fruits of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22).” Read today’s #MeyerMinute on Facebook @concordiasem.

“You’ve noticed that most churches have wooden

“You’ve noticed that most churches have wooden pews and some have chairs, but none have couches. Maybe that’s because worshiping on Sundays and following Jesus during the week is not for couch potatoes.” Read today’s #MeyerMinute on Facebook @concordiasem.

Looking for a way to focus on your Christian faith

Looking for a way to focus on your Christian faith this summer? Check out our online Vocatio retreat Aug. 2–4. This event for high school students helps you explore God’s calling and direction if you’re thinking about a future in ministry. Registration is FREE. See details and register at csl.edu/vocatio.

“Working at the Seminary seems like a dream. We

“Working at the Seminary seems like a dream. We thank our Lord for the privilege and thank you for your countless kindnesses. ‘We have only done what was our duty.’” Read more of today's #MeyerMinute from @DaleMeyerda on Facebook @concordiasem

Concordia Theology has compiled a collection of re

Concordia Theology has compiled a collection of resources that explore the areas of race, ethnicity and the Gospel that are free for you, your congregation or ministry to use for further reflection, discussion and study. Learn more at concordiatheology.org.

Today we welcome Dr. Daniel Preus, interim preside

Today we welcome Dr. Daniel Preus, interim president, to campus. We look forward to working with him in the months ahead, and pray God's blessings on his service.

This morning was a busy one for our retiring presi

This morning was a busy one for our retiring president and first lady! As the trucks were being loaded for their move, Dr. and Mrs. Meyer were surprised with cards and gifts that included locally handmade Adirondack chairs and a table, a framed print of the new chancel window in the Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus, and more than 1,000 personalized notes from friends of the Seminary who expressed their love and thankfulness for the Meyers’ many years of service. Dr. Meyer officially retires June 30.

Thinking about becoming a student at Concordia Sem

Thinking about becoming a student at Concordia Seminary but have questions about how the transition will affect your family? Join us for our online Next Steps event from 2–4 p.m. (CDT) July 11. Created for prospective pastoral and diaconal students who are married or engaged, the event will provide information about the application process, financial aid and housing and will include a panel discussion with current students and their spouses. The event is free! Register by July 9 at csl.edu/nextsteps.

We are excited to announce a new partnership with

We are excited to announce a new partnership with @cuwisconsin to offer online professional development courses for pastors! Our pilot program includes two courses, “Scripture in Counseling” (beginning Sept. 8) and “Change Management in the Church” (beginning April 5, 2021). Each course costs $99, which includes CEU credits. See details at csl.edu.

We are excited to announce our new Deaconess Studi

We are excited to announce our new Deaconess Studies Program (Online)! This four-year distance education program leads to certification and eligibility for consecration and placement as a commissioned deaconess in @thelcms. We are accepting applications through Aug. 31 for the spring 2021 semester. See details and apply at csl.edu/ods.