Dear alumni, Greetings in the name of Jesus, to Whom thousands and thousands of thanks are due! It is the month of Thanksgiving! As I number my blessings in thanksgiving […]

Greetings in the name of Jesus, whose love for you is enduring and beautiful! Some of you will be coming to campus for our annual Alumni Reunion later this month. […]

A new academic year has arrived at the Seminary. It was launched with the fanfare of Opening Service with installations of new faculty and staff, a presidential inauguration and dinner, […]

What have you been reading or learning lately? Stepping into the new role of Seminary president, I am realizing that I will have to work a lot harder to carve […]

What a treasure God has given us in Holy Scripture! What a privilege He has given us to be teachers of His Word to others, pointing them ultimately to the […]

June is moving month at the Seminary. With U-haul trucks and over-stuffed cars driving away from our campus, transporting vicars to congregations across the country and candidates to their first […]

Call Day is a high point of the year here for students and their families as well as for our faculty and staff. One of the church’s district presidents told […]

Greetings to our alumni, in the name of Jesus, from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis! I pray this newsletter finds you well. Here on campus, the trees and spring flowers are […]

You have all heard the big news by now: Concordia Seminary has a new president! It has been a fairly long process to bring us to this point, but now […]

When my brother Klemet and I were students at Clayton High School, we both played on the same intramural basketball team. One Saturday we went to play a game at […]

Happy New Year! Will we ever leave the previous year behind with greater relief? What a year it has been! For the foreseeable future, all one will have to do […]

“I bring you good news of great joy” (Luke 2:10 ESV). Really? Joy? During these “Coronavirus times?” Well, we’ve had good news, haven’t we? The apparent production of at least […]