Lee Ann M. Pomrenke ’05 M.Div. is the author of “Embodied: Clergy Women and the Solidarity of a Mothering God,” published in 2020 by Church Publishing Inc. The book explores the issues clergy mothers face and the solidarity that they can find in God. Pomrenke touches on experiences shared by many clergy mothers, including waiting […]
This June, we graduated 128 students—well-trained, faithful leaders who are stepping into vocations of service all around the globe. These graduates are the next generation’s pastors, teachers, and faithful innovators, called and sent by the Holy Spirit to witness to salvation through Jesus Christ and to serve in God’s world. Where will their vocational journeys […]
Mike Harmon ‘19 M. Div. serves at a congregation in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He finds that Faith+Lead’s articles and courses help support him in his work in a rural community and area. Harmon’s challenge with rural ministry is that there is not a set community, meaning that there are a small number of people who […]
Paul Miller ‘18 M. Div. attended his first Faith+Lead workshop by being a part of a Funding Forward grant. Faith+Lead is Luther Seminary’s learning hub for Christian leaders. The Funding Forward grant was a year-long opportunity provided by Faith+Lead for twelve church communities to look at ministry funding challenges and experiment in developing a new […]
Ryan Panzer ‘19 M.A. is learning how to take his passion for technology and theology to help Christian communities develop and think through a hybrid ministry. Through this intersection, he has taught Faith+Lead classes, which is Luther Seminary’s learning hub for Christian leaders. In his classes, he met with church leaders and facilitated conversations around […]
“In their support of Luther Seminary, Joyce Thompsen and John Wright combine their professional and personal passions for developing leaders to help spread the Gospel. Because of Joyce’s years on Luther’s board, including a term as chair, they have seen the mission from the inside, “under the hood,” as Joyce says. That has only inspired […]