2007
 
The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg announces a series of Saturday morning lectures on the seminary campus for all interested persons. There will be two lectures each morning.

All sessions begin at 9:30 A.M. and end at 11:45 A.M.

Cost is $20 per Saturday or $50 for the series.

Registration is necessary: call or e-mail: Wendy Mizenko, 1-800-MLUTHER,
     ext. 3004 or wmizenko@ltsg.edu

Schedule

  8:45 –   9:15 A.M.     -           Registration  
  9:15 –   9:30 A.M.     -           Welcome and Introductions
  9:30 – 10:30 A.M      -           Class
10:30 – 10:45 A.M      -           Break
10:45 – 11:45 A.M      -           Class

Nov. 3:
The Rev. Dr. Kristin Johnston Largen, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology, LTSG – “What Christians Can Learn About Salvation Through Interreligious Dialogue”
The Rev. Dr. Stephen Folkemer, Associate Professor of Church Music, LTSG – “What Every Worshipper Should Know About the Pipe Organ as Worship Leading Tool:  Is it Really Just a Pile of Horns and Whistles?”

Nov. 10:
The Rev. Dr. Marty Stevens, Registrar and Instructor in Biblical Studies, LTSG – “The God of Israel Plays ‘What’s My Line?’
Dr. Eric Crump, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, LTSG – “Between Violence and Friendship: Human Sexuality and the Great Love Command”

Nov. 17:
The Rev. Dr. Warren Eshbach, Adjunct Faculty in Congregational Ministries, LTSG –  “Preaching, Pastoring, and Teaching in a World of Science”
The Rev. Dr. Leonard Hummel, Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology and Care, LTSG,  and Dr. Steven James, Associate Professor of Biology, Gettysburg College – “Chance, Necessity, Love: An Evolutionary Theology of Cancer”

Additional information or questions: The Rev. Jean Kuebler, Coordinator of Lifelong Learning, LTSG
     717-334-6286 ext 2193, or e-mail jkuebler@Ltsg.edu