The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg possesses one of the most dynamic, young faculties in theological education. Their preparation runs broad and deep, having completed degrees, studied and conducted research in at least six different countries, in multiple languages and from different perspectives.

Teachers come from the Church, called to a special role as educators, scholars and mentors. At the core of the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg is the love and labor of faith-filled women and men who give their wisdom and encouragement to others called to serve the Church.

Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary’s faculty has always reflected the richness of a gifted people of God. It was the first Lutheran Seminary to have a tenured woman professor on its faculty, the first to have faculty positions in Christian education, psychology, sociology, and stewardship.

The scholar-teachers of Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary include 17 full-time and additional part time faculty who have a deep and faithful academic commitment to the task of preparing women and men for ministry leadership. We also are blessed with the rich resources of visiting, adjunct and emeriti professors. Finally, we have full partnership with the faculties of the other schools in the Washington Theological Consortium.