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Gurine Gall is all about doing her part to support the gospel and God’s work in the world at Luther Seminary. “From those to whom much is given, much is expected. I feel it is my obligation to help make sure the spreading of the gospel continues well into the future,” she says. Read more
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Jennifer Harsch
Jennifer Harsch's road to seminary has taken six years. Jennifer first felt called to the ministry at the age of sixteen, when her pastor in Gig Harbor, Wash., noticed her gift for speaking with others about her faith. He spoke to her about the possibility of entering the ministry. Jennifer’s reaction was to “run away from it, like most people do.” Now, she is happy with her decision. Read more
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Gurine Gall is all about doing her part to support the gospel and God’s work in the world at Luther Seminary. “From those to whom much is given, much is expected. I feel it is my obligation to help make sure the spreading of the gospel continues well into the future,” she says.
Jennifer Harsch's road to seminary has taken six years. Jennifer first felt called to the ministry at the age of sixteen, when her pastor in Gig Harbor, Wash., noticed her gift for speaking with others about her faith. He spoke to her about the possibility of entering the ministry. Jennifer’s reaction was to “run away from it, like most people do.” Now, she is happy with her decision.
