Topic: "Religious Freedom in America: Past, Present, and Future" Speaker: Dr. Stephen Stookey, Wayland Baptist University Dr. Stephen Stookey serves as Dean of the School of Religion and Philosophy at Wayland Baptist University (Plainview, TX). An ordained Baptist minister, Stookey earned his Ph.D. and MDiv from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth and his...
English In honor of Latinx Heritage Month (Sept. 15 – Oct. 15), the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, Asociación de Ministerios Latinos de la ELCA, and Domestic Mission – Evangelical Lutheran Church in America have partnered together to offer a dynamic panel presentation. The presentation, entitled Adelante! The Future of Latinx Lutheran Leadership, will be...
How can politics be faithful? Christians in the United States are of many different minds. Sometimes, church can feel hyper-partisan. Other church folk want to disengage from politics. Are there really only two sides to community issues, and do we always have to disagree? How do faith and fear shape our response to the world...
The Board of Lutheran Campus Ministry at Denton has decided that our annual trivia challenge and silent auction this fall will be a virtual event. We typically gather at Briarwood for a festive dinner with themed table decorations, Lutheran-themed trivia, and tables of auction items. Since caring for our neighbors is an integral part of...
Teología Sistemática, Credos y Confesiones Luteranas (Día 4 de 5) via Zoom
Workshop on Creation’s Gift of Material Goods The Living Connected project presents creation care as a spiritual discipline, formed by using the gifts of creation in just and loving ways....
Workshop on Creation’s Gift of Material Goods The Living Connected project presents creation care as a spiritual discipline, formed by using the gifts of creation in just and loving ways. The NT-NL Public Witness Team for Peace and Justice is offering Living Connected: Material Goods online twice in October. The workshop presenter is Katrina Martich,...
How can politics be faithful? Christians in the United States are of many different minds. Sometimes, church can feel hyper-partisan. Other church folk want to disengage from politics. Are there really only two sides to community issues, and do we always have to disagree? How do faith and fear shape our response to the world...
Teología Sistemática, Credos y Confesiones Luteranas (Día 5 de 5) via Zoom
To register and for full details: https://www.ntnl.org/ministries/plma/