Who should go to seminary?
Understanding vocation and the call to Lutheran ministry Have you ever wondered about the possibility of attending seminary? Perhaps people in your life have mentioned […]
Who should go to seminary? Read More »
Understanding vocation and the call to Lutheran ministry Have you ever wondered about the possibility of attending seminary? Perhaps people in your life have mentioned […]
Who should go to seminary? Read More »
If you’ve explored the Luther House of Study website, you may have come across our Resource Library — a collection of all the educational resources we
Get to know our Lutheran Reformation series Read More »
ELW 665 — “Rise, Shine, You People!” — ᴡᴏᴊᴛᴋɪᴇᴡɪᴇᴄᴢ Selecting suitable hymns for a Reformation Day service seems like a straightforward task, right? A simple Google
Hymn Feature: “Rise, Shine, You People!” Read More »
Here at Luther House, we are grateful to have a strong network of pastors and ministry partners across the country, and internationally as well. Pastor
Pastor’s Perspective: Craig Wexler Read More »
ELW 799 – “Come, Follow Me, the Savior Spake” – MACHS MIT MIR, GOTT Previous hymn studies as part of this blog seemed to form
Hymn Feature: “Come, Follow Me, the Savior Spake” Read More »
If you follow us on Facebook, you may have seen a recent post announcing our collaboration with the Unite Leadership Collective (ULC). The ULC is
Announcing our collaboration with the Unite Leadership Collective Read More »
As many of you know, here at Luther House of Study (LHOS), we offer more than just our seminary programs for prospective pastors. We also
Community Ed Student Spotlight: Jacob Dancler Read More »
“Now All the Vault of Heaven Resounds” — LASST UNS ERFREUEN The last time this blog featured a hymn study, we spent time thinking about
The hymns of Easter Read More »
A large part of our mission at Luther House of Study is to support pastors and provide resources to congregations. This is fulfilled through a variety of educational offerings, and we are always looking for new ways to innovate and reach new audiences.
Pastor’s Perspective: Lectionary Studies Read More »
In January, we hosted our Proclamation in the Prairie event — an annual two-day conference featuring fellowship, worship, brunch, and of course, teaching sessions.
We are grateful to have had this opportunity to worship together and to teach about Luther’s evangelical breakthrough of the righteousness of God.
Reflecting on Proclamation in the Prairie Read More »