During his lifetime, Martin Luther would spend time with students conversing about God’s living presence in the midst of the struggles of daily life. The theology that emerged changed the political and religious landscape across all of Europe. Today, people are also faced with political and religious uncertainty; does our Lutheran heritage have something to offer?
Engage with Luther faculty with parish pastors on some of the issues our congregations are struggling with today – identity, divisiveness, technology, and community. Join these scholars and practitioners for fresh and honest conversations on how our distinctive Lutheran voice is uniquely gifted to speak into our world today.
It’s not too late to register. In addition to incredible plenary sessions exploring the meaning of the Reformation for the church today, you can look forward to the following workshops:
- Click 2 Connect: The Art and Science of Digital Ministry, Keith Anderson
- The Unfinished Reformation: Fulfilling the Promise of Vocation, Dwight DuBois
- Reforming Perceptions, Theology and Language about Mental Illness, Hollie Holt-Woehl
- Luther the Rock Opera (Celebrating the 500th with Fun and Flair at lutherstudy.com), Rich Melheim
- Reforming in Public, Jeremy Myers
- Religion for Social Transformation: Key Tools and Resources, Kenneth Mtata
- Loving God with All Your Mind: Then and Now, Gordon Straw
- Connecting the Reformation with All Ages through Milestones, Debbie Streicher
- ELCA Social Teaching and Overlooked Dimensions of the Reformation, Roger Willer
- God’s Work, Our Hands, Prairie Rose Seminole
- Between Derision and Detachment: Martin Luther and Social Criticism in a Fractured World, Anthony Bateza