Both LCMS seminaries are preparing for their annual assignment and call services.
Concordia Theological Seminary
Obituary: Rev. Dr. Robert T. Kuhn, former LCMS president
Kuhn died on March 1 at the age of 87.
Campus clips: Concordia students learn, march, pray
Updates from LCMS schools, campus ministries, universities and seminaries.
‘Set Apart to Serve’ is here to stay
In November 2024, the SAS leadership team developed one- and five-year strategic plans for SAS.
Campus clips: Highlighting teaching excellence
Updates from LCMS schools, campus ministries, universities and seminaries.
Campus clips: All about community
Updates from LCMS schools, campus ministries, universities and seminaries.
‘Partners in ministry’: LCEF holds annual meeting
The meeting was the first under a streamlined representational structure.
International Church Relations Conference: Planting a flower in the gate of hell
The group gathered Oct. 21–25 in Wittenberg, Germany.
‘To worship Christ’: Nourishing the faithful in Japan
The Rev. Dr. Daniel Jastram is the only missionary of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod currently serving in Japan.
Official notice: LCMS seminaries (Oct. 2024)
A notice about the nondiscrimination policy at LCMS seminaries.
‘Holding fast to the Word’: Bruss installed as CTSFW president
The Rev. Dr. Jon S. Bruss succeeds the Rev. Dr. Lawrence R. Rast Jr., who recently retired as CTSFW president.
Campus clips: Focus on faith
Updates from LCMS schools, campus ministries, universities and seminaries.
SAS summer update: On the road
Set Apart to Serve (SAS) is the ongoing church work recruitment initiative of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod.
Hardy installed as CUS president
The Rev. Dr. Jamison J. Hardy was installed as president of the Concordia University System on July 23 in St. Louis.
Campus clips: Summer study and scholarship
Updates from LCMS schools, campus ministries, universities and seminaries.
Campus clips: Mission, learning and honors
Updates submitted by LCMS schools, campus ministries, universities and seminaries.