Financial Stewardship Coaching

What is a Financial Stewardship Coach?

Coaches are:

  • Active, committed Christians who participate in local congregations.
  • Generous financial contributors to the mission and ministry of the church.
  • Known to be good financial managers.
  • Financially experienced. They include bankers, attorneys, financial planners, pastors, real estate agents, loan officers, financial counselors, accountants, etc.
  • Nominated to be coaches by trustworthy sources.
  • Committed to keep conversations with students confidential.
  • Believe students have the ability to think through and make their own decisions.

Coaches:

  • Believe that personal financial management is an integral expression of faithful stewardship.
  • Do not market any financial product or otherwise.
  • Receive no financial gain from being a coach.
  • Are not therapists who focus on the past.
  • Are not part of any candidacy process.
  • Are friends.

Documents:

A Money Autobiogrpahy (WORD DOCUMENT)

Financial Wellness pre-assesstment (PDF)

Financial Wellness survey (WORD DOCUMENT)




Personal Financial Management is an Integral Expression of Faithful Stewardship

Next Steps

Request a Financial Coach using this online form

Explore Financial Wellness Tools

Contact Chick Lane, Director of the Center for Stewardship Leaders at Luther Seminary
stewardship@luthersem.edu

 

 

Student Handbook - Official policies

Download  to view official seminary policies.

 Student Handbook - official policies.

You may also pick up a copy in the Student Affairs office in Northwestern Hall #120.

 

Address Updates

Addresses are updated in MyLutherNet. Instructions are in the Help Wiki.

Non-address updates, such as marital status or name changes, cannot be made in MyLutherNet.

Contact Judy Hedman, Student Affairs Office, jhedman@lulthersem.edu.