The following sermon was preached by Rev. Dr John Stephenson in the seminary's Martin Luther Chapel for the Feast of the Purification of Mary and the Presentation of our Lord (2 February 2016). St Luke 2:22-40 The world is quite right to think that children are a costly proposition, though it oftentimes draws false conclusions … Continue reading Sermon for the Presentation of Our Lord 2016
Brotherly Visit from Down Under
Australia may be a continent of curious flora and fauna (we’re thinking mainly platypuses and eucalyptus trees) and exotic culture and cuisine (didgeridoos and Foster’s), but after the pleasure of having Dr. Andrew Pfeiffer visit Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary, our seminary community knows from first-hand experience that the same faith in Christ and his gospel exists … Continue reading Brotherly Visit from Down Under
Sermon: Sending the Twelve
The following sermon was preached by Rev. Esko Murto in the seminary’s Martin Luther Chapel for a divine service on the 9th of December 2015. The sermon text was Luke 9:1-6. The sermon today focuses on the verses 3 and 4 in today’s Gospel: Take nothing for your journey, no staff, nor bag, nor bread, nor money; … Continue reading Sermon: Sending the Twelve
Saviour of the Nations, Come!
The traditional Lessons and Carols Advent Service in CLTS saw the chapel filled with music of joy and longing as the gathered congregation together with the choir from Resurrection Lutheran Church sang through advent hymns and choral pieces. “Let us read and mark in Holy Scripture the tale of the loving purposes of God from the first … Continue reading Saviour of the Nations, Come!
St Andrew 2015
The following sermon was preached by Dr Thomas Winger in the seminary's Martin Luther Chapel for the divine service in commemoration of St Andrew, 30 November 2015. The text is John 1:35-42. Two nameless disciples stand talking with their teacher John, the Baptiser. At this point in the story, only two names matter: John the … Continue reading St Andrew 2015
Help the Seminary with Your Christmas Shopping
As you do your Christmas shopping, you can support the seminary in a few simple ways. If you shop at Amazon, you can put your shopping to work for us as well. Anything you buy at Amazon can be credited to us if you enter Amazon through our seminary link. This applies to books, electronics, … Continue reading Help the Seminary with Your Christmas Shopping
Recent Faculty Publications
The tripus (gen. tripodis) is a well-worn academic metaphor--referring to the three-legged stool on which the student tepidly sits while being interrogated by his university examiners. The tripus has also been used to illustrate the threefold work of a professor: teaching, research/writing, and administration. It is difficult for anyone to excel at all three, but … Continue reading Recent Faculty Publications
Call for Award Nominations
Each May at the annual Call Service Concordia Luthern Theological Seminary has the opportunity to confer two major awards on worthy pastors or lay members of Lutheran Church–Canada. The recipient of the "Friend of the Seminary" award is nominated by the faculty or Board of Regents for making a significant contribution to the well-being of … Continue reading Call for Award Nominations
Advent Lessons and Carols 2015
The seminary community warmly invites you to our service of Advent Lessons and Carols. This treasured annual event takes place this year on the Second Sunday in Advent, 6 December 2015, at 4.00pm. The seminary faculty, staff, and students will be joined by Resurrection Lutheran Choir, under the direction of Dianne Humann. As members of … Continue reading Advent Lessons and Carols 2015
New Volume of Lutheran Theological Review Released
Lutheran Theological Review is an annual journal published by the two seminary faculties of Lutheran Church–Canada. It provides a forum for our professors and pastors to publish their research, and for the seminaries to provide resources and to stimulate the minds of our pastorate and laity. Free copies are sent to every pastor in LCC, … Continue reading New Volume of Lutheran Theological Review Released
