The 10 Commandments: Being Killed and Being Made Alive in Christ

The 10 Commandments are more than just a “Top 10 List” about how to live a
good life. They are relationship defining and building between holy God and
sinful man. In His commandments, God does show us the best way to live but
even more so they shape and form as His children.

Presenter: Rev. Matthew Wietfeldt, director of Christ Academy, CTSFW

Retreat Fee: $110/person, includes on-campus housing and meals.

Register: Email Retreats@ctsfw.edu or phone 260.452.2204.

This retreat is open to students who are currently receiving confirmation
instruction from their pastor.

The 10 Commandments: Being Killed and Being Made Alive in Christ

The 10 Commandments are more than just a “Top 10 List” about how to live a
good life. They are relationship defining and building between holy God and
sinful man. In His commandments, God does show us the best way to live but
even more so they shape and form as His children.

Presenter: Rev. Matthew Wietfeldt, director of Christ Academy, CTSFW

Retreat Fee: $110/person, includes on-campus housing and meals.

Register: Email Retreats@ctsfw.edu or phone 260.452.2204.

This retreat is open to students who are currently receiving confirmation
instruction from their pastor.

The 10 Commandments: Being Killed and Being Made Alive in Christ

The 10 Commandments are more than just a “Top 10 List” about how to live a
good life. They are relationship defining and building between holy God and
sinful man. In His commandments, God does show us the best way to live but
even more so they shape and form as His children.

Presenter: Rev. Matthew Wietfeldt, director of Christ Academy, CTSFW

Retreat Fee: $110/person, includes on-campus housing and meals.

Register: Email Retreats@ctsfw.edu or phone 260.452.2204.

This retreat is open to students who are currently receiving confirmation
instruction from their pastor.

The 10 Commandments: Being Killed and Being Made Alive in Christ

The 10 Commandments are more than just a “Top 10 List” about how to live a
good life. They are relationship defining and building between holy God and
sinful man. In His commandments, God does show us the best way to live but
even more so they shape and form as His children.

Presenter: Rev. Matthew Wietfeldt, director of Christ Academy, CTSFW

Retreat Fee: $110/person, includes on-campus housing and meals.

Register: Email Retreats@ctsfw.edu or phone 260.452.2204.

This retreat is open to students who are currently receiving confirmation
instruction from their pastor.

If you can’t join us on campus the service will be live streamed at www.ctsfw.edu/DailyChapel and www.facebook.com/CTSFW.

Join us as members of the CTSFW faculty present on the rich heritage of the
Reformation. There will also be daily worship with the Seminary community
in Kramer Chapel, meals together in Katherine Luther Dining Hall and time
to enjoy the beautiful campus.

Cost: $200, includes all meals.
For additional information or to register, email Retreats@ctsfw.edu or phone 260-452-2204.

As the Church celebrates the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, the Good Shepherd Institute Conference will take this opportunity to evaluate the past 500 years as we confess the faith in the present for the sake of the future. Plenary presentations on the history of the Reformation and the musical heritage of the Church will begin the conference. A series of sectionals focusing on detailed topics about art, music and preaching will provide practical ideas for our conference goers. To wrap up our time together, we will hear from the founders of the Good Shepherd Institute as they reflect on what the future holds not only for the Church’s song but also for her care of souls.

The conference will also serve as the kickoff for our second art exhibition, featuring artwork that depicts the theme of Sola, thus reflecting the themes of the Reformation.