Beverly Wallace, associate professor of congregational and community care, is coauthor of “African American Grief.” First published in 2005 by Routledge, the book was rereleased as one of the publisher’s classic editions in 2021. Routledge’s Classic Editions series comprises books in the field of mental health that “are recognized as timeless classics covering a range […]
The Psalmist invites us to be open to learning God’s ways in the world. “Make me to know your ways, O Lord; teach me in your paths. Lead me in your truth, and teach me.” This invitation for guidance and deliverance roots us in the hope of God’s promised future: hope in the midst of […]
Luther Seminary has been a part of Margaret “Marge” Hegge’s life since the year she was born, when her father used the G.I. Bill® to enroll. In 2012, the family created a named scholarship in honor of their parents: the Rev. Irvin Junis Lovseth and Harriet Lovseth Scholarship, which funds a student’s tuition every year. […]
Orion Gudgell ‘24 is an M.Div. student at Luther Seminary and is deeply grateful for receiving the Jubilee Scholarship. He began exploring seminary as an option after forming a deep connection with a local church and pastor in his community. This community changed the way he viewed Christianity, and he wanted the chance to explore […]
Ash Wednesday is coming up in just a few days, marking the beginning of the third straight Lenten season we’ve spent at least partially in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020, our Lenten observances were interrupted suddenly by the news that a new virus had appeared and was spreading rapidly. Those were frightening […]
Donald Bottemiller believes that Luther Seminary’s dedication to innovation is crucial if the church is to continue to thrive in the 21st century. “I grew up in rural Minnesota with three television channels and no Internet. Church was a social hub without much competition” says the 82-year-old lifelong Lutheran. “These days, we need to graduate […]