How does Luther Seminary take an already great degree concentration and make it better? By adding new components, strengthening others, and drawing even more on the areas of expertise that the seminary is know for. Why? To offer you or someone you know the finest, most innovative, most theologically and biblically rigorous children, youth and family ministry master’s program available.
Tanzanian Scholar is First Schiotz International Professor
The Rev. Dr. Richard Lubawa, ’97, from Iringa, Tanzania, has been chosen as the first visiting international professor under a new program coordinated by the Global Mission Institute and funded by the Schiotz Fund Endowment.
During his nine-month stay, he will teach, do research, and explore how international mission partnerships affect the lives of the people and congregations involved. He is teaching two courses at Luther Seminary: “Church and State in an African Context” and “Confessing Christ in Africa.” He will be the keynote speaker at the www.luthersem.edu/gmi/almc [Annual Lutheran Mission Conference] at Luther Seminary on March 19.
New Faithfulness in Ministry Cross Award Criteria Reflect Changes in Ministry
Nominate an alum! Is there someone whose ministry has been particularly inspiring to you? Think of your friends, colleagues and classmates. Whose story should be shared?
In 1990 the Luther Seminary Alumni/ae Council introduced the https://www.luthersem.edu/alums/council/fimca/fim.asp [Faithfulness in Ministry Cross Award] to honor the ministries of all alumni/ae.
Since its inception, there have been many changes in congregations, communities and the very nature of ministry. In response to this, the Council will award three Faithfulness in Ministry crosses to individuals who graduated:
* Within the past 10 years
* Within 25 years
* More than 25 years ago
To nominate an individual, you can download a nomination form or use our convenient https://www.luthersem.edu/alums/council/fimca/fim_nom_form.asp [online nomination] form.
Presidential Search Update
The Presidential Search Committee has received 81 names in response to the Dec. 20 call for recommendations, nominations and applications. This number shows strong interest in Luther Seminary and a sense of shared responsibility for the search process.
The Search Committee began screening names in January and that process continues. The committee expects to focus its attention on a limited number of individuals in the coming weeks.
For more information about the presidential search process, visit www.luthersem.edu/president.