By Kim Plummer Krull [caption id="attachment_90451" align="alignnone" width="3174"] Professor Emeritus Dr. Robert Weise discusses “Transgenderism and the Christian Witness” at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Orange, Calif., one of 2017’s Summer […]

By Kendra Whittle For Rev. Mike Fieberkorn, an opportunity to gather in Werner Auditorium at Concordia Seminary and listen to a former professor deliver a theological lecture is a chance […]

By Travis Scholl For Professor Peter Nafzger, joining the faculty of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis in 2016 was like coming home in more ways than one. Not only did Professor […]

By Melanie Ave “I love surrounding myself with people of great faith, which is exactly the people at these seminars. God uses them to strengthen my faith.” Solomon Conrad of […]

By Dr. Charles Arand The milestone 500th anniversary of the Reformation has just passed, but it provided a wonderful opportunity to give thanks to God for the theological treasures we […]

By Travis Scholl Since Pastor Ted Doering graduated from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis in 2014, he and his wife, Chelsey, have been very busy people. Ted was called to Faith […]

[siteorigin_widget class="BT_CycleSlideshow_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] By Kendra Whittle If there’s one thing Rev. Scott Holder and Rev. Jaime Nava believe in, it’s that there are future pastors and deaconesses out there, ready and […]

[caption id="attachment_87079" align="alignnone" width="750"] Joshua LeBorious[/caption] [caption id="attachment_87082" align="alignnone" width="498"] Peter Laborious[/caption] Chevron Chevron By Kim Plummer Krull When a new academic year begins, it’s not unusual for first-year students […]

By Erik Herrmann Martin Luther’s impact and influence on Western society is still deeply felt even now 500 years later. Never would he have guessed that singular act on Oct. […]

By Kendra Whittle The 72-acre campus of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis is a place where faith abounds. Theological study is second nature here. The Word of God is taught and […]

By Mark Seifrid In his Preface to Romans, at the beginning of his discussion of faith, Martin Luther complains that “faith is not the human notion and dream that some […]

By Kim Plummer Krull When friends heard about Rob Bailey’s first call as associate pastor at a Houston, Texas, congregation with more than 2,000 baptized members, many likely pictured him […]