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  • Annual Schola Cantorum and Hymn Festival – Jan 31-Feb 1, 2014

    Dr. David Cherwien is this year’s clinician for the annual adult choir workshop.

    December 2, 2013
  • FAQ #6 on Luther’s Two Kinds of Righteousness

    FAQ #6 on Luther’s Two Kinds of Righteousness

    The sixth video in a series of FAQs on Luther’s two kinds of righteousness: How can parish pastors make use of the distinction of two…

    November 27, 2013
  • Advent 2 • Isaiah 11:1–10 • December 8, 2013

    By Francis C. Rossow The tree metaphor with which the text begins is a continuation of the same metaphor introduced at the end of the preceding…

    November 26, 2013
  • Staff and Faculty Installed in New Positions

    Staff and Faculty Installed in New Positions

    Two staff members and one faculty member were installed into new positions during morning chapel on Wednesday, Nov. 13.

    November 22, 2013
  • FAQ #5 on Luther’s Two Kinds of Righteousness

    FAQ #5 on Luther’s Two Kinds of Righteousness

    The fifth video in a series of FAQs on Luther’s two kinds of righteousness: How did the distinction of two kinds of righteousness get revived…

    November 21, 2013
  • Advent 1 • Isaiah 2:1–5 • December 1, 2013

    By Paul Philp A new church year has begun, and the prophet Isaiah gives us a glimpse of the future new creation by focusing us upon…

    November 19, 2013
  • Ecumenical Witness

    Ecumenical Witness

    Editor’s Note:  The Fall issue of the Concordia Journal is now being distributed to our subscribers.  This issue is dedicated to various perspectives on ecumenism and…

    November 15, 2013
  • FAQ #4 on Luther’s Two Kinds of Righteousness

    FAQ #4 on Luther’s Two Kinds of Righteousness

    The fourth video in a series of FAQs on Luther’s two kinds of righteousness: How does the distinction of two kinds of righteousness help clarify…

    November 14, 2013
  • Reflections on “Listening to the Word,” Part 1

    Reflections on “Listening to the Word,” Part 1

    We don’t need to be – and really can’t afford to be — independent islands, working only in our own contexts, cultures, and circles.

    November 12, 2013
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Movies are a powerful medium that both shape and r
Movies are a powerful medium that both shape and reflect society. This fall, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis (CSL) and Concordia University, St. Paul (CSP), St. Paul, Minn., are partnering to offer a unique opportunity to examine film through the lens of faith. The six-week virtual continuing education course, “Movies and Mission,” invites participants to explore how popular films can help Christians better understand and engage with the world around them in their witness to the Gospel.

“Cinema offers one important lens through which Christians can better understand the culture in which we have been called to confess the Lord Jesus Christ and bear witness to His Gospel,” said Dr. David Lewis, one of the instructors for the course and the Dr. Jack Dean Kingsbury Professor of New Testament Theology at Concordia Seminary.

Read more at csl.edu/newsroom.


Current and former LCMS missionaries were recogniz
Current and former LCMS missionaries were recognized today after worship in the Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus. This week marks the 125th anniversary of LCMS mission work in the Latin America and Caribbean region. Learn more: https://international.lcms.org/latin-america-caribbean/


Join us for the 2025 Theological Symposium, “Nic
Join us for the 2025 Theological Symposium, “Nicaea 1700” Sept. 16-17 on campus! This year’s symposium will explore such vital questions as how Christians can not only confess the Creed but also live it and how the legacy of Nicaea helps us engage the challenges facing the church in our own time. Register by Sept. 2 at csl.edu/symposium.


Rev. Timothy Scharr has accepted the call to serve
Rev. Timothy Scharr has accepted the call to serve as director of Placement at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis beginning in August. He will be formally installed during the Opening Service of the 2025–26 academic year Friday, Aug. 22, 2025.

Scharr succeeds the service of Dr. Glenn Nielsen, who has served as director of Placement since 2017. Nielsen remains on faculty as a senior professor of Practical Theology.

A seasoned pastor and leader in The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS), Scharr brings more than four decades of pastoral, administrative and missional experience to his new role. His deep familiarity with the Synod’s congregations, districts and global partnerships uniquely positions him to guide seminarians and deaconesses as they prepare to enter the ministry.

“We are grateful for the Lord’s provision of Rev. Scharr for this important role,” said Seminary President Dr. Thomas J. Egger. “I have worked with Tim on a Synod committee for the last couple of years and have witnessed his pastoral demeanor, fairness and integrity, love for the church, and clear theological convictions. As a former district president, he knows most of the brother district presidents and has a deep understanding of the call process and what goes into finding a good fit between pastor and flock. He will be a blessing to our church in this role and to our future pastors and deaconesses as they walk through the process of their first assignments.”

Read more at csl.edu/newsroom.



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