2018
Summer/Fall
Continue learning from our world-class faculty on the CTSFW campus and at locations around the country.
September
A one of its kind conference exploring the connection between Luther, Latin, Classical literature and classical education.
October
LWML Mission Grant Presentations following chapel
Keynote Speaker after lunch: Dr. Gary Zieroth
Thank you from the director of the Co-ops
Student Commons
6600 N Clinton St, Fort Wayne, IN, 46825
This free event allows men and women, and their families, to explore the pastoral and diakonal formation happening at Concordia Theological Seminary and gives a time for contemplation on the vocations of pastor and deaconess.
Christ Academy: College provides undergraduate men and women interested in a future vocation as a pastor or deaconess the opportunity to experience what Concordia Theological Seminary has to offer.
November
Let Us Pray: The Church At Prayer
A part of the Good Shepherd Institute, the organ recital is open to the public in Kramer Chapel. Lynne Davis, from Wichita State University, will play. This music event will not be livestreamed.
A part of the Good Shepherd Institute, this worship service featuring the Schola Cantorum choir of CTSFW singing Bach Cantata 106 (“God’s Time is the Best”) will be open to the public in Kramer Chapel. You can also watch the service at www.ctsfw.edu/daily-chapel or www.facebook.com/ctsfw.
This worship service of the Good Shepherd Institute is open to the public in Kramer Chapel. You can also watch the service at www.ctsfw.edu/daily-chapel or www.facebook.com/ctsfw.
Featuring the Seminary Kantorei, this music and worship service of the Good Shepherd Institute is open to the public in Kramer Chapel. You can also watch the service at www.ctsfw.edu/daily-chapel or www.facebook.com/ctsfw. Kantor Kevin Hildebrand and Associate Kantor Matthew Machemer will serve as organists.
I Can(’t) Wait!
Advent is a time of waiting: waiting for the celebration of our Lord’s first coming, waiting during suffering, waiting for Christ’s second coming.
This preaching workshop will trace the motif of waiting within Isaiah as it moves from Christ’s first Advent to His second.
Keynote Speaker: Rev. Jon Scicluna
Luther Hall
6600 N Clinton St
December
You can attend this service in person in Kramer Chapel, or watch online at www.ctsfw.edu/daily-chapel or www.facebook.com/ctsfw.
Kramer Chapel
6600 N Clinton St.
2019
January
The Kantorei will sing at this service, which you can attend in person in Kramer Chapel, or watch online at www.ctsfw.edu/daily-chapel or www.facebook.com/ctsfw.
Rev. Reed Lessing
This workshop will discuss a sermon series from Exodus based on the book Let My People Go!
34th Annual Symposium on Exegetical Theology
“Soaring like an Eagle: Themes in the Gospel of John”
42nd Annual Symposium on the Lutheran Confessions
“The 500th Anniversary of the Leipzig Debate – The Question of Authority in the Church.”
A part of the annual Symposiums that take place on campus, this worship service featuring the Schola Cantorum is open to all in Kramer Chapel. You can also watch the service online at www.ctsfw.edu/daily-chapel and www.facebook.com/ctsfw.
This combination worship service and organ recital is open to the public in Kramer Chapel. It will not be available for viewing via livestream.
February
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Don Wiley
Luther Hall
6600 N Clinton St
The Schola Cantorum will sing at this worship service in Kramer Chapel. You can also watch online at www.ctsfw.edu/daily-chapel or www.facebook.com/ctsfw.
The Holy Land
Walk in the Footsteps of Jesus
March
Keynote Speaker: Andrea Schultz
Luther Hall
6600 N Clinton St
April
Final Guild Meeting of the academic year
Luther Hall
6600 N Clinton St
The Kantorei will sing at this Easter worship service, which can be attended in person in Kramer Chapel, or viewed online at www.ctsfw.edu/daily-chapel or www.facebook.com/ctsfw.
May
This recital falls between commencement and graduation services. Kantor Kevin Hildebrand will play in Kramer Chapel, and the program will not be livestreamed.