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  • Craniac Haven!

    Craniac Haven!

    I grew up in Wisconsin but never realized all that was there. I didn’t know that it was home to Aldo Leopold (didn’t know who…

    June 24, 2010
  • Concordia Journal Currents – June 2010

    Interview with Joel Okamoto and Joel Lehenbauer

    June 22, 2010
  • NEW off the Sem Press! The American Mind Meets the Mind of Christ

    NEW off the Sem Press! The American Mind Meets the Mind of Christ

    The newest book is hot off the Concordia Seminary Press! The American Mind Meets the Mind of Christ, edited by Robert Kolb. Here’s the synopsis…

    June 20, 2010
  • Looking for a summer read? The American Mind Meets the Mind of Christ

    Looking for a summer read? The American Mind Meets the Mind of Christ

    …is the title of the newest book from the Concordia Seminary Press. The American Mind Meets the Mind of Christ is a collection of essays…

    June 20, 2010
  • Environmentalism as Religion?

    Environmentalism as Religion?

    There are various reasons why Christians may approach environmental issues with a skeptical eye and be reluctant to embrace them. One is the concern that…

    June 17, 2010
  • The Bible as literature: the King James, Psalm 46, and Shakespeare

    The Bible as literature: the King James, Psalm 46, and Shakespeare

    The “Chandos portrait” of Shakespeare Last night I taught our first class in a course entitled “The Bible as Literature” in Wash U’s University College…

    June 15, 2010
  • A Changed Confession

    A Changed Confession

    Last February I changed the confession of sins that was to be used in the worship services.  I regularly assist at Grace Lutheran Chapel in…

    June 15, 2010
  • John Nunes on “Where is God in Times of Tragedy?”

    John Nunes on “Where is God in Times of Tragedy?”

    Always provocatively and confessionally Lutheran, a link to Rev. John Nunes’ good words in answer to the question “Where is God in times of tragedy?”…

    June 10, 2010
  • Thank you, BP, for deconstructing my faith in technology

    Thank you, BP, for deconstructing my faith in technology

    Technology trying to save technology. (Photo credit: Reuters) The recent capping of the oil well in the Gulf of Mexico aside, now the Coast Guard…

    June 8, 2010
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In this episode of "Under the Fig Tree," admission
In this episode of "Under the Fig Tree," admissions officer Rev. Joel Heckmann gives an inside look to the admissions office and his job as an admissions officer, including having conversations with potential students, working with National Lutheran Outdoor Ministry Association (NLOMA) camps and connecting with Hispanic clergy. He also shares advice for those discerning their path to ministry. "Don't necessarily look for a lightbulb moment or for something to click. If you feel like this is what God has gifted you to do and called you to do, and you have conversations and experiences and nothing is hindering you, go for it!" Watch the episode now on YouTube. Search for "ConcordiaSemUnderTheFigTree."

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Is the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) Program right for you?

Join us for the D.Min. Preview from 1–2 p.m. (CT) Monday, Sept. 8, on Zoom. Hear directly from current students, learn about the program’s structure and benefits and get your questions answered.

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Come join the fun at the summer Greek fountain jump!

Our summer Greek students have worked diligently all term and are ready to wrap up the course with a joyful Seminary tradition — the fountain jump!
 
Join us Friday, Aug. 15, about 10:15 a.m., after chapel, to support them and share in this moment of celebration.

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Free, confessional Lutheran Spanish-language resources are in high demand globally, as evidenced by 48,000 downloads, as of August 2025, of the Recursos en español digital collection on the Scholar institutional repository managed by the Kristine Kay Hasse Memorial Library at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. The collection, which continues to grow, offers theological articles, Bible studies, course content and liturgical materials aimed at serving Spanish-speaking church leaders, students and congregations around the world. Read more at csl.edu/newsroom.



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