Greetings in Jesus Christ, whose compassion for us sinners calls forth our devoted service and eternal thanksgiving! What does it mean when we say that Concordia Seminary is all about […]

“Thy strong word did cleave the darkness; At Thy speaking it was done!” The brass instruments played and the people sang. A crowd was gathered in the Main Quadrangle for […]

Greetings in Jesus Christ! Jesus died, and Jesus rose! And then, for the next 40 days… Jesus’ cross and Jesus’ empty tomb are the center of our faith, but the […]

Greetings in Christ, who will one day end all wars and settle all disputes! On Call Day, Tuesday, April 26, our concluding students will receive their first calls. They will […]

“Concordia Seminary is all about Jesus Christ,” our President Emeritus Dr. Dale A. Meyer frequently reminded us. This is precisely our aim: to be “all about Jesus Christ.” After all, […]

Greetings from Concordia Seminary in the name of Jesus, who has gracious plans for each of us! Here on campus we are just jumping into our spring semester, which began […]

The Savior of the nations has come! God’s promise — that through Abraham’s seed, all of the families of the earth would be blessed — has been fulfilled! Likewise His […]

A blessed Advent to all of you from all of us here at Concordia Seminary! Our calling at the Seminary is to prepare future church workers who cling to the […]

Dear alumni, Greetings in the name of Jesus, to Whom thousands and thousands of thanks are due! It is the month of Thanksgiving! As I number my blessings in thanksgiving […]

Greetings in the name of Jesus, whose love for you is enduring and beautiful! Some of you will be coming to campus for our annual Alumni Reunion later this month. […]

A new academic year has arrived at the Seminary. It was launched with the fanfare of Opening Service with installations of new faculty and staff, a presidential inauguration and dinner, […]

What have you been reading or learning lately? Stepping into the new role of Seminary president, I am realizing that I will have to work a lot harder to carve […]