The Story

First Quarter, 2004

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Living Out Our Callings at Home Mid-Winter Convocation recap

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Living Out Our Faith Each Day President David L. Tiede’s Mid-Winter Convocation Speech

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Strategic Plan Update: Center for Lifelong Learning Finds Innovative Ways to Equip Congregations for Ministry Luther Seminary wants to help congregations assist members in discovering their callings and gifts in order to “live faithfully in their daily lives.”

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First Lutheran Carries Out the Great Commission Minot church gets ready to support eight seminarians

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Congregations: Consider Adopting a Seminarian! With churchwide support declining and the reality of steadily rising tuition costs, seminarians need assistance more than ever to pay for their theological education.

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Luther Seminary Receives Thrivent Grant for Student-Oriented Activities

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Cracking The Da Vinci Code When Matthew Skinner read The Da Vinci Code, he found the plot of Dan Brown’s best-selling novel “contrived” and the characters “flat.” But as a scholar, he found the book “exciting—and frustrating.”

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Lay School Class Explores "The New Testament and The Da Vinci Code" A new class from Lay School

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Koester, Skinner Provide Study Guides for Passion and Da Vinci Code

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M.A. in Mission and World Christianity Prepares Students for 21st Century Global mission used to mean taking the gospel to other parts of the world.

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Jon R. Lee Named 2004 Alum in Residence

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Luther Productions Presents “Decoding the Da Vinci Code”

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Dual Degree Student Wins the 2004 Peace Initiative Award

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Lifelong Learning Spring/Summer Courses

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Centered LifeSM Launches New Web Site

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Faithfulness in Ministry Award Nominations now being accepted

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