Trinity and Bexley Seabury invite people discerning God’s call to service in the church at work in the world to visit campus for an Exploration Event on March 11 and 12, 2014. Join us for this two-day event to explore your faith, your passion, your purpose, your calling. Discover surprising places where God is working in our world today. Meet seminary students, professors, and staff, and attend a seminary class. Learn how to find scholarships, interact with local churches and other ministries, and study abroad. Tour the campus, the surrounding community of Bexley, and the greater Columbus area. Meals and lodging will be provided.
On March 17-18, Trinity will host presentations focused on eco-justice with guests Cynthia Moe-Lobeda, associate professor of theology and religious studies at Seattle University and author of Resisting Structural Evil: Love as Ecological-Economic Vocation, and Johan Bergh, a 1981 Trinity graduate and certified GreenFaith coach. The event will also include workshops led by Bergh, Lisa Dahill, associate professor of worship and Christian spirituality at Trinity, and others.
"Deborah's Daughters: Gender Politics and Biblical Interpretation" examines the role of women in Judeo-Christian history, and how two thousand years' worth of Jewish and Christian interpretation has shaped the role of women in society, synogogue and church.
Save the date! This year's Great Lakes Theological Academy will feature TLS's President Rick Barger and the Alban Institute's Sarai Rice on a topic relevant for all church leaders.
To register for summer music classes--or other summer classes--follow this link.
J. Kameron Carter, author and associate professor of Systematic Theology and Black Church Studies at Duke Divinity School will be the keynote speaker. His lectures will focus on his most recent work.
The Trinity Lutheran Seminary faculty unanimously approved a new 2+2 curriculum for the M.Div. degree program. Students entering the M.Div. program in the fall of 2014 will participate in this revamped curriculum which aims to better equip students for service in the church.
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