“What is your greatest obstacle to your deepest prayer?” This question posed by monks living in the Egyptian desert is as relevant today as it was in the fourth century. What blocks us from living out our deepest prayer is ourselves. Identifying how we block our own spiritual progress requires consistent self-observation, appropriate questions for […]
Save the Date! Walter Taylor, Ernest W. and Edith S. Ogram Professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Graduate Studies at Trinity Lutheran Seminary will host a program on Palestinian/Israeli Conflict. This event will take place on October 19th at 7 p.m. at Zion, Comstock Park.
Save the Date! Walter Taylor, Ernest W. and Edith S. Ogram Professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Graduate Studies at Trinity Lutheran Seminary will host a Text Study. This event will take place from 10am to 3pm on October 20th at Zion, Comstock Park.
Save the Date! Walter Taylor, Ernest W. and Edith S. Ogram Professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Graduate Studies at Trinity Lutheran Seminary will host a Text Study and an evening program (Topic TBD). This text study will take place from 10 am and the evening program will take place at 7pm on […]
Save the Date! Walter Taylor, Ernest W. and Edith S. Ogram Professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Graduate Studies at Trinity Lutheran Seminary will host an evening program on the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict. This event will take place at 7pm on October 22nd at Peace, Gaylord.
Save the Date! Walter Taylor, Ernest W. and Edith S. Ogram Professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Graduate Studies at Trinity Lutheran Seminary will host a Text Study. This event will take place from 10am to 3pm on October 23rd at Peace, Gaylord.
Apocalypticism The Greek word apocalyptic means “to unveil or uncover.” Apocalyptic literature seeks to uncover the hidden meaning of present events as well as the course and significance of human events. An apocalypse is an entire document written in this style. (Witnesses to the Word, ©1991 Augsburg Fortress.) This retreat explores the writing of the […]
St. Luke's Grand Rapids, in partnership with Christ Wyoming, Good Shepherd Holland and the Synod Anti-Racism Team, will host a synod-wide anti-racism training Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Childcare is available. There is no charge for the event. Lakeshore Ethnic Diversity Alliance (LEDA) of Holland will lead the seminar. LEDA works to dismantle […]
“That the Word May Believe: Authority, Mercy, and Mission” Tuesday, October 27, (1:00pm) to Thursday, October 29 (1:00pm) At the Augustine Center of the Sacramentine Monastery 2798 North US 31, Conway, Michigan Learn More and Register
This session is led by Sister Nancy Brousseau and is underscored by the physicist, Dr. Elizabet Sahtouris, who reinforces the notion that our world is undergoing a major evolutionary transition, one that “requires us to outgrow our adolescent belligerence and mature into responsible young adults, who will learn to treat creation and each other in […]
