Category: Education News
Life in seminary: Mark Schultz
For the January/February issue of The Canadian Lutheran, we’ve been discussing how God calls men to be pastors to serve in the Church. To that end, we asked four current seminarians for their take on life in seminary. Before reading the interview below, you might…
Life in seminary: Milton Lam
For the January/February issue of The Canadian Lutheran, we’ve been discussing how God calls men to be pastors to serve in the Church. To that end, we asked four current seminarians for their take on life in seminary. Before reading the interview below, you might…
CLS calls president
EDMONTON – The Board of Regents of Concordia Lutheran Seminary (CLS) in Edmonton has called Rev. Dr. Carl Fickenscher to serve as the seminary’s new president. Dr. Fickenscher currently serves as Professor of Pastoral Ministry and Missions and Dean of Pastoral Education and Certification at…
CUCA announces agreement-in-principle with Faculty Association
EDMONTON – On January 18, the Concordia University College (CUCA) of Alberta Faculty Association and Concordia University College of Alberta Bargaining Teams announced an agreement-in-principle for a Collective Agreement. The announcement was made in a joint notice from Dr. Deborah Hemmerling (President, CUCA Faculty Association)…
Conference on Social Sciences and Christian Faith
EDMONTON – The Canadian Centre for Scholarship and the Christian Faith (CCSCF) welcomes people to register for its second annual conference May 2-3, 2013 at Concordia University College of Alberta (CUCA). This year the conference will focus on “The Social Sciences and the Christian Faith.”…
Quest course to focus on faith and new communications technologies
EDMONTON – Concordia Lutheran Seminary (CLS) is set to offer the latest free class in its popular Quest program. Rev. Dr. Stephen Chambers will be teaching a four part course entitled “Culture and the Word: Christians and New Communications Technologies” beginning January 22. “At several…
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