Congratulations to Dr. David Schmitt, the Gregg H. Benidt Memorial Professor of Homiletics and Literature, on being named chairman of the Practical Department Jan. 14. In his email to faculty […]

Dr. David Peter, professor of Practical Theology and dean of the faculty, just published Maximizing the Midsize Church: Effective Leadership for Fruitful Mission and Ministry with Kregel Publications. He draws […]

In an email to faculty and staff Jan. 28, President Dr. Dale A. Meyer shared, "Our Seminary is in a wonderful place. Not only are we privileged to form pastors […]

Students representing five distinct programs were recognized Friday, Jan. 16, in the Chapel of St. Timothy and Titus for program completion or call recognition. Specific Ministry Pastor (SMP) students who […]

The Winter Lay Bible Institute, "Exodus: The Greatest (OT) Story Ever Told," took place Jan. 26. Rev. Tom Egger, assistant professor of Exegetical Theology, led participants through a study of […]

What energizes me in preparing sermons and Bible classes is how the Word illuminates what's going on in contemporary society and individual lives. I don't know enough by myself to […]

Advent is a season marked by special church services that inspire reverence and awe, but Dec. 13 was a particularly special morning in chapel. Associate Professor of Historical Theology Dr. […]

"This is so generous," first-year seminarian Brandon Metcalf said Dec. 10 as he picked up gifts for his family from a congregation that had "adopted" them for Christmas. Ministerial Formation […]

Ethnic Immigrant Institute of Theology Director Dr. John Loum and Associate Professor of Practical Theology Dr. Abjar Bahkou worked side-by-side Nov. 4-16 on a mission trip to The Gambia, where […]

A Nov. 8 article in the St. Louis Business Journal shared the Seminary’s plans to renovate some older student housing into new apartments. The 10,146-square-foot property, located at 6701 San […]

In these days of Christmas duties, services, gatherings, visitation and all else, permit me to say what you already know. You are doing a precious work of God. Somewhere Martin […]

With the arrival of Concordia Commentary: Matthew 21:1–28:20 from the printer Nov. 30, Dr. Jeff Gibbs, professor of Exegetical Theology, has completed his three-volume commentary series. This third volume begins […]