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April 2005
Volume 9, Number 2
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Formation of a Pastor: Classroom to Church By Jonathon J. Bakker Fourth-Year Seminarian, Concordia Theological Seminary It is no coincidence that the things that make Lutherans Lutheran are the things that Lutheran seminarians learn most in seminary: Jesus Christ as the center of the Scriptures and theology; the proper distinction of Law and Gospel; and the centrality of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection to name a few. |
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Serving While Learning By John C. Bestul Fourth-Year Seminarian, Concordia Theological Seminary As the church prays that our Lord would send men into His vineyard, may it also pray that through congregations and pastors He provides those men opportunities to serve. For it might be said that the seminarian serves while he learns in order that he might best learn how to serve. |
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O Lord, open my lips: And my mouth will declare Your praise. By Gifford A. Grobien Fourth-Year Seminarian, Concordia Theological Seminary The chapel services are the services the seminarians will be praying in their own parishes in a few years. They are learning by doing; learning to pray for their people by praying in the chapel. |
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Never Say Never By Jayne E. Sheafer |
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Utah: A Vast Mission Field By Jayne E. Sheafer |
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From the Church, for the Church–In Mission: The New Curriculum By Dr. William C. Weinrich Academic Dean, Concordia Theological Seminary |
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