by Dr. Stephen Pietsch When you come into church on Sunday morning and sit down, where do your eyes go? What catches your visual attention? Every church has its prime visual center, which stands out and draws your eyes. Throughout its history, the church has known how important and powerful this is for its worship life. When you go into the great cathedrals and churches of Europe and stand in those naves, looking forward toward the sanctuary, you will see quite quickly what center point of theology and faith is being preached there. That visual center often is pushed forward at the viewer by the other features of the church’s architecture — archways, lighting, recesses or steps that lead one’s [...]
Continue reading.Asher to serve as director of Deaconess Studies
Dr. Jennie Asher, a seasoned educator, deaconess and missionary, has accepted the call to serve as the Director of Deaconess Studies at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. She will assume her [...]
Continue reading.Fourth annual Prevallet Hymn Writing Workshop set for Feb. 8
Registration is open for the fourth annual Prevallet Hymn Writing Workshop, set for Saturday, Feb. 8, from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., on the campus of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. Aspiring and published [...]
Continue reading.Seminary celebrates ordination, commissioning anniversaries
The significant ordination and commissioning anniversaries of four faculty and five emeriti faculty were recognized Dec. 4 in the Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus at Concordia Seminary, St. [...]
Continue reading.Giving Tuesday campaign raises $100k
Hundreds of supporters teamed up for Giving Tuesday Dec. 3 to raise $100,173 toward an overall goal of $100,000 for Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. The Seminary’s 2024 Giving Tuesday goal [...]
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