Creative Arts Retreat Date / Time: Tuesday 19th June – Friday 22nd, 2018 Finding God in our everyday through creative activity and reflection. An art and spirituality retreat offering hands on processes with guided meditation. Suitable for the experienced artist, the complete beginner and all stages in between. Leaders: Fr Simon CR & Shaeron Caton-Rose …
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Theme: The Witness of the Pastor June 21-23, 2018 The Karl Barth Pastors Conference constructively utilizes Karl Barth’s life and theology as a rich resource for pastors in the twenty-first century. The conference seeks to be a hybrid space that unites deep theological reflection with the needs and concerns of pastors serving in the church …
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The Prophets: a Different Perspective 24th June – 26th June 2018 Deuteronomic theology forms the foundation of all the prophetic books in the Old Testament, and Christianity has used several Isaiah passages to point to the coming of Jesus. Is this appropriate, in light of his portrayal in the Gospels? Consider selected passages from the …
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June 25-28, 2018 Lay Leadership Luther Seminary’s School for Lay Ministry is open to all people interested in training to more fully serve in a variety of ministry roles in their congregations. Many ELCA synods provide lay schools of ministry that offer lay people certification after training. The courses were designed in partnership with the synods of the …
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June 25-29, 2018 Faith and Culture This course will explore the theology Karl Barth, perhaps the most important theologian of the twentieth century. It will examine his cultural context, his contributions to contemporary doctrines of revelation, election and Trinity. It will also explore how his Christology has implications for theological anthropology today. Tuition: $375 Contact Hours: 40 Class Times: Monday-Friday 8-5 …
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