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  • Second Sunday after the Epiphany · John 1:43-51 · January 18, 2009

    By Robert Kolb Context Jesus has begun to gather his disciples. John the Baptist’s advertising of this “Lamb of God” has attracted the curious (1:15-37). Simon…

    January 19, 2009
  • Baptism of Our Lord · Mark 1:4-11 · January 11, 2009

    By William W. Schumacher Jesus Christ, the Son of God—that is who Mark identifies in the opening tide verse of his gospel (1:1). As such,…

    January 12, 2009
  • Second Sunday after Christmas · Luke 2:40-52 · January 4, 2009

    By Gerhard Bode Liturgical Setting The Gospel reading for the Second Sunday after Christmas again locates Jesus, Mary, and Joseph in the Jerusalem temple—twelve years…

    January 5, 2009
  • First Sunday after Christmas · Luke 2:22-40 · December 28, 2008

    By Gerhard Bode Liturgical Setting The Gospel reading for the First Sunday after Christmas observes the Presentation of our Lord in the Temple. Textual Comments…

    December 28, 2008
  • Advent 4 · Luke 1:26-38 · December 21, 2008

    By Jeffrey A. Oschwald Year ? is far and away the most evangelically diverse Adventtide of the three-year series. Years A and C are devoted…

    December 21, 2008
  • Advent 3 · John 1:6-8,19-28 · December 14, 2008

    By Jeffrey A. Oschwald The Gospel for Advent 3 from John seems to overlap extensively with the previous Sunday’s Gospel from Mark. Both provide an…

    December 14, 2008
  • Advent 2 · Mark 1:1-8 · December 7, 2008

    By Jeffrey A. Oschwald Advent 2 presents us with the New Testament doorkeeper par excellence: John. This should make it very easy for the preacher…

    December 7, 2008
  • Advent 1 · Mark 13:24-37 · November 30, 2008

    By Jeffrey A. Oschwald One of my greatest Advent frustrations over the years has been an ongoing encounter with a fundamental misunderstanding of the season’s purpose.…

    November 30, 2008
  • Proper 29 · 1 Corinthians 15:20-28 · November 23, 2008

    By Travis J. Scholl Is there any better way to preach on the last Sunday of the church year than to preach Christ “raised from…

    November 23, 2008
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Rev. Thomas Boeck (pictured left), pastor of Peace
Rev. Thomas Boeck (pictured left), pastor of Peace Lutheran Church in Conway, Ark., is back on campus during Orientation Week — but this time, not as a student, but as a mentor. 

A 2014 graduate of the Specific Ministry Pastor (SMP) Program — followed by the SMP to General Pastor Certification (GPC) track — Boeck knows firsthand the journey of pastoral formation in The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS).

Now he has come full circle, serving as a mentor for new SMP student Jason Hancock. What once began as his own path to ministry has now become an opportunity to guide the future generation.
The SMP Program is a four-year state of the art distance education program that prepares men for specific pastoral ministries in the LCMS. Learn more at csl.edu.


August is National Make a Will Month. Preparing fo
August is National Make a Will Month. Preparing for the ultimate distribution of the treasure you have accumulated during your earthly life is the final act of Christian stewardship. There are easy and cost-effective ways to plan today to give you peace of mind that your wishes will be carried out.

 Here are some benefits of having a bequest in place:

•  You control how your property or estate is distributed
•  A bequest may produce estate tax savings
•  You can designate multiple beneficiaries. If you are interested in helping further our mission of 
  preparing church workers, consider naming Concordia Seminary as one of your beneficiaries. 

If you would like to create a plan for your future or need to update an existing plan, our Wills Planner can help you get started. Learn more at csl.giftlegacy.com or contact us at 800-822-5287 or plannedgiving@csl.edu.


The first day of Orientation is on the books!

Ne
The first day of Orientation is on the books! 

New students are diving into program-specific presentations and workshops, Spanish Matins, mentor training, course technology introductions and more.


It's been a busy first day at Orientation!
It's been a busy first day at Orientation!



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