Category: Education News
Liturgical Calendar 2020
CANADA – Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary (CLTS) in St. Catharines, Ontario has announced that it is trying a different approach this year for its popular liturgical wall calendar. For more than a decade, CLTS—in cooperation with Concordia Lutheran Seminary in Edmonton, in recent years—has provided…
CLTS calls for award nominations
ST. CATHARINES, Ontario – Each May at the annual Call Service, Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary (CLTS) has the opportunity to confer two major awards on worthy pastors or lay members of Lutheran Church–Canada. The recipient of the Friend of the Seminary award is nominated by…
CLS welcomes guest professor on missions and evangelism
EDMONTON – Concordia Lutheran Seminary welcomed Rev. Dr. Mark Press as guest professor for the September short term course “Theology of Mission and Evangelism.” Dr. Press holds a doctorate in missiology from Concordia Theological Seminary in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. In addition to extensive parish ministry…
Free Online Course: Lutheran Distinctives
ONLINE – Concordia Lutheran Seminary (CLS) in Edmonton is offering a free four-week course on “Lutheran Distinctives” as its Fall 2019 QUEST Course, and you can participate online. “What is unique about being Lutheran?” asks promotional material. “How does Lutheranism contribute to the greater Church?…
CLS calls for Honourary Award nominations
EDMONTON – Do you know someone who has given greatly of themselves in service to the Church? This could be a dedicated pastor, deacon, or layperson who has done much for the Kingdom of God. In order to honor those who have been such dedicated…
LCC seminaries launch new school year with retreats
CANADA – An important part of the seminary education experience is community life. That’s one of the reasons why Lutheran Church–Canada’s two seminaries begin the new school year with time for faculty and students to join together in prayerful retreat. Concordia Lutheran Seminary (Edmonton) held…
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