Which events would you like to see?
2019
November
“A Living Tradition and Something New”
This year’s Good Shepherd Institute conference will focus on the richness of the Church’s hymnody, recognizing several significant anniversaries as well as how the Church’s song continues to inform our present and guide our future.
Children’s Choir of St. John Lutheran Church, Fraser, Michigan
Kantorei (Kevin Hildebrand and Matthew Machemer, organists)
December
Kramer Chapel
6600 N Clinton St
Choirs of CTSFW
2020
January
Instructor: Dr. Don Wiley
Topic: Christ’s Work of Creation and Re-Creation
Exegetical: “The Cross, the Atonement, and the Wrath of God”
Confessions: “Ecclesiology: Locating Confessional Boundaries”
Kantorei
Kramer Chapel
February
Daniel Eifert, bass
Schola Cantorum
Keynote Speaker: Kim Hosier
Luther Hall
6600 N Clinton St
The confirmation retreat is an opportunity for any youth in confirmation class to come to campus with their pastors for a catechetical retreat, taught and led by an ordained minister.
March
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Paul Grime
Luther Hall
6600 N Clinton St
Kantorei
April
This free admission event is an opportunity for men and women considering pastoral or diaconal formation to spend a few days contemplating the vocation of pastor or deaconess alongside their families on the campus of CTSFW.
Focus on the Seminary Deaconess Program
Luther Hall
6600 N Clinton St
Schola Cantorum
Kramer Chapel
Kramer Chapel
May
Kramer Chapel
Paul Grime
Kramer Chapel
June
Timothy School is a two-week summer conference for high school men interested in theology, liturgical worship and fun. It’s also a great opportunity to explore the Office of Holy Ministry for those considering a future vocation as a pastor.
Phoebe School is a two-week summer conference for high school women interested in theology, liturgical worship and fun. It’s also a great opportunity to learn more about becoming a deaconess, trained to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ through acts of mercy and human care.
November
Theme TBA