Mark A. Granquist
Associate Professor of Church History

Mark A. GranquistEmail:
mgranquist001@luthersem.edu

Personal Website:
www.luthersem.edu/mgranquist

Office:
651-641-3489    BH108

Curriculum Vitae for Mark A. Granquist

Courses:

IC 2620 50 LUTHERAN CONFESSIONAL WRIT-ONLINE Summer Session 2013-2014
HC 1320 01 REFORM OF THE CHURCH Spring 2013-2014
IC 2620 01 LUTHERAN CONFESSIONAL WRITINGS Spring 2013-2014
HC 1320 01 REFORM OF THE CHURCH Fall 2013-2014
HC 3310 01 MOD CHUR IN EUR AND AMER(1789-PRES)Fall 2013-2014
HC 6327 01 F6 HISTORY OF LUTHERANS IN NORTH AMER Fall 2013-2014
HC 6327 50 F6 HIST LUTHERANS IN NORTH AMER-ONLINEFall 2013-2014

Education:

View a detailed curriculum vitae for Mark A. Granquist. This includes education, professional positions, activities, memberships and publications.

Ph.D.University of Chicago Divinity School
Chicago, IL		1992
Cert. StudiesLutheran School of Theology at Chicago
Chicago, IL		1987
M.Div.Yale University Divinity School
New Haven, CT		1984
BASt. Olaf College
Northfield, MN		1979

Biography:

Mark A. Granquist came to Luther Seminary as Visiting Professor of Church History in 2007. Previously he was Visiting Assistant Professor of Religion at Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minn. (2000-2007).

Granquist has served in parish ministry or ELCA higher education since his ordination in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America in 1988. He was pastor of youth and education at Bethel Lutheran

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Profile:

“ A lot of people don’t like history, and there are all sorts of reasons for that, so you’ve got to sort of give them some sort of an indication that this is worthwhile stuff,” says Granquist, visiting associate professor of Church History. “ Many of the issues that we have now in the church are issues that go back several thousand years.”

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