The vocation of service
by Dr. Joel Biermann Living faithfully as a Christian simply means doing what God put you here to do. It’s not complicated, but for most of us, it’s usually altogether […]
Continue reading.by Dr. Joel Biermann Living faithfully as a Christian simply means doing what God put you here to do. It’s not complicated, but for most of us, it’s usually altogether […]
Continue reading.by Dr. Ely Prieto Anyone involved with mission work and evangelism probably has heard of the “10/40 Window.” The term was used first by Christian missionary strategist Luis Bush in 1989 at […]
Continue reading.by Samuel Aizenberg Call Day brings up emotions I wasn’t quite sure I had. On one hand, I have never felt so certain about getting a call. For four years, […]
Continue reading.by Rev. Tom Schlund The journey to Concordia Seminary to become a pastor or deaconess can seem daunting. You might first spend time considering whether or not pastoral and diaconal […]
Continue reading.By Rev. Christopher Bodley Every individual has a unique background and path to ministry. Each path is shaped by the time frame in which one was born, where he/she was […]
Continue reading.by Rev. Tom Schlund The question that always seems to be on the forefront of people’s minds when considering pastoral ministry and enrolling at Concordia Seminary is, “How do I […]
Continue reading.by Rev. Will Hanke When I tell people that I have wanted to be a pastor since I was 13, the reaction is usually, “That’s so young!” Most times they […]
Continue reading.by Deaconess Kristina Paul “So … what is a deaconess?” If I had a nickel for every time I was asked that question, I would have paid off my student […]
Continue reading.by Rev. Benjamin Hayter “What do you want to be when you grow up?” This question is posed to almost every boy and girl from the time they can speak […]
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