“Seek and read from the book of the LORD.” (Isaiah 34:16 ESV) In this year's Lenten newsletter Professor Kirk Radford profiles one of our online students, Abbie Tang: Abbie Tang’s journey to Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary began in China, where she lived until 2015. She moved to Canada at the age of 22. At the … Continue reading A Blessed Lent 2026
Guild Newsletter Released: Register for Guild Day 2026
The Seminary Guild will hold its annual Guild Day gathering on Saturday, 11 April, 2026. This year, come join us to listen to Rev. Denton White from Holy Ghost Lutheran Church (LCMS) in Niagara Falls, NY. Hear this engaging and beloved speaker tell his journey from Presbyterianism to Lutheranism. The deadline for registration is approaching … Continue reading Guild Newsletter Released: Register for Guild Day 2026
Tired of the Cold? Think Golf! Monday June 01, 2026
Concordia Seminary's Annual Golf Tournament is less than 4 months away! Monday, June 1, 2026, is the date and the beautiful Conestoga Golf and Country Club is the place. Last year's tournament was a great success, and we're excited to make this year even better! This year we are introducing a Stay and Play package. … Continue reading Tired of the Cold? Think Golf! Monday June 01, 2026
Third and Fourth Panels Added to Baptismal Font
Since our new baptismal font was consecrated in May 2021 we have been working on an ongoing project to add small pieces of artwork depicting the Christian Church's ministry in Word and Sacrament, based on the model of catechetical fonts in mediaeval England. The first panel was the central image depicting the crucifixion of Jesus. … Continue reading Third and Fourth Panels Added to Baptismal Font
Volume 37 of Lutheran Theological Review Released
The latest issue of Lutheran Theological Review (vol. 37) has been 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 … Continue reading Volume 37 of Lutheran Theological Review Released
Lenten Preaching Retreat Coming in January
After the success of their inaugural preaching retreat in 2024, Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary is hosting a second preaching retreat in 2026! This one will deal with creating a sermon series for Lent. Join the professors and their guest lecturers January 19-20, 2026, as they unpack these topics: Session 1: Why Lent—and Why Midweek Lenten … Continue reading Lenten Preaching Retreat Coming in January
Advent Lessons and Carols Service 2025
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, 7 December 2025, at 4.00pm. The seminary faculty, staff, students, and Seminary Chorus will be accompanied by organ and brass. As members of the seminary community read … Continue reading Advent Lessons and Carols Service 2025
Giving Thanks for God’s Shepherds 2025
“I will give you shepherds after My own heart who will feed you with knowledge and understanding.” (Jeremiah 3:15) In this year's Thanksgiving letter we’re reminded of the countless blessings God has given us, especially the faithful servants who shepherd His flock. The student profile highlights one of our MTS students (Masters in Theological Studies), … Continue reading Giving Thanks for God’s Shepherds 2025
Liturgical Calendar 2026
Concordia, St. Catharines, in co-operation with CLS, Edmonton, provides LCC congregations with a wall calendar of the church year, primarily meant for use by altar guilds. The calendar contains the liturgical festivals of the three-year and one-year lectionary series, together with their parament/vestment colours, and a little space to write. For the past few years, … Continue reading Liturgical Calendar 2026
Fall Guild Newsletter Released
The Seminary Guild's September newsletter has been been sent in print to reps and congregations who have requested it. The remainder have received it by e-mail. You may also download it now and read it here. If you haven't paid for an annual membership ($10), please contact your congregation's Guild rep. These small membership fees … Continue reading Fall Guild Newsletter Released
