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The Spring Newsletter has been sent out into the world. It gives news on our very first Sacred Convocation. Candidates not only received their calls to ministry but also became the inaugural recipients of degrees awarded directly by Concordia. While President Thomas Winger is on Sabbatical, Acting President James Kellerman highlights all the different ways … Continue reading Spring Newsletter 2025: A Day of Firsts

CLTS Sacred Convocation 2025 The annual Sacred Convocation at Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary (CLTS) reached an unprecedented level of excitement this year as candidates not only received their calls to ministry but also became the inaugural recipients of degrees awarded directly by Concordia. A Day of Firsts Rev. Saulo Bledoff receives the first MTS Degree. … Continue reading Concordia Seminary Celebrates Historic Sacred Convocation with First-Ever Conferral of Degrees

Don't miss out! This is the last week to register for the world-acclaimed CLTS Golf Tournament. Come and connect with an amazing community of golfers, all while supporting the seminary and its dedicated students. Registration officially closes on May 25th. If you don't have a foursome, no problem! Sign up anyway, and we'll gladly pair … Continue reading Golf Tournament: Last Week to Register.

Get ready to tee off and show off your swing at the 2025 Concordia Seminary Golf Tournament! Registration is now officially open, so grab your lucky golf socks and sign up before all the good spots are gone. It's time to trade in your morning coffee for a dose of fresh air and a round … Continue reading Golf Registration Now Open.

Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation (Mark 15:16). In this year's Lenten newsletter Dr Thomas Korcok writes about a calling across continents. It highlights the legacy of a Lutheran missionary who went into all the world to preach the good news. Our student profile shines a spotlight on … Continue reading A Blessed Lent 2025

The Seminary Guild will be holding its annual Guild Day gathering on Saturday, 26 April 2025. Please come to meet the students, support their formation, participate in the decision-making, and enjoy a light lunch together. Professor Dr Daniel Smilek will be the featured guest speaker, continuning his presentation on how people process information and how … Continue reading Guild Newsletter Released: Register for Guild Day

The latest issue of Lutheran Theological Review (vol. 36) 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 36 of Lutheran Theological Review Released

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 2025

Pray the Lord of the harvest to send out labourers into His harvest (Matthew 9:38). This year's Thanksgiving letter tells the story of our newest faculty member's journey from businessman and active church member to seminary student, pastor, and now Assistant Professor of Theology. Professor Kirk Radford, who graduated from CLTS in 2017 and now … Continue reading Giving Thanks for God’s Gifts 2024

The Seminary Guild will be holding its annual Harvest Day gathering on Saturday, 19 October 2024. Please come to meet the students, support their formation, participate in the decision-making, and enjoy a light lunch together. Professor Dr Daniel Smilek will be the featured guest speaker, explaining how people process information and how it affects their … Continue reading Guild Newsletter Released: Register for Harvest Day