Which events would you like to see?
2021
September
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.
Lutheranism & the Classics is a biennial conference designed for the language and literary scholar with an interest in the Reformation and Lutheranism’s connection with the Greek and Roman classics, focusing on specific topics for each conference. This 6th biennial conference celebrates Lutheranism’s preoccupation with beauty in the past while contemplating its value for the propagation of the faith to present and future generations.
October
You are cordially invited to attend Donation Day sponsored by the CTSFW Seminary Guild
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.
Was there a liturgy in the Old Testament? Was there preaching? Were there
sacraments? Was the service Law or Gospel? Was Christ present? Was the
Trinity worshiped? Is there a relation between the service in the Old
Testament and our divine service today? This course investigates these and
other questions as we examine the Pentateuch and other Scriptures to
determine the divine institution, practical order, ritual function, and
theological purpose of God’s service in the Old Testament.
To have your will written for free, individuals or couples must:
1) Call LeeAnna Rondot at (260) 452-2204 to schedule a 20–30 minute appointment;
2) Complete the Intake Form of personal information and assets (emailed or mailed to you after your appointment is scheduled);
3) Meet with a lawyer on the CTSFW campus with the completed Intake Form; and
4) Leave a charitable bequest(s) to a non-profit organization (such as CTSFW).
Please join us for an evening celebrating the 175th anniversary of the Seminary! Events begin at 3p.m. and finish with an Oktoberfest dinner at 5p.m. Please RSVP via our eventbrite by clicking this card or visiting https://www.eventbrite.com/e/175th-anniversary-thank-you-celebration-tickets-172818915027
This single-day conference, funded by The Lutheran Foundation and hosted on the campus of Concordia Theological Seminary Fort Wayne, will explore ministry opportunities in the following areas:
Technology and ministry
Mental and emotional wellness
Cultural challenges
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
Here I Stand
Conscience and Confession
500 Years After the Diet of Worms
I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. John 10:11
Ironically, the Good Shepherd Institute conference has never focused on Christ, the Good Shepherd as a conference theme. For so many reasons, this year is exceedingly appropriate to focus and feed upon, and find rest from the Christ, the Good Shepherd in plenary addresses, sectionals, liturgy, and song.
GSI Conference
Schola Cantorum
Dr. Steven Wente, Concordia University Chicago
Seminary Kantorei
December
Choirs of CTSFW
January
Dr. Todd Peperkorn
Technically made up of two symposiums – one on exegetical theology and the other on the Lutheran Confessions – most attendees stay for the full four-day series. Guest speakers and faculty from CTSFW and other theological institutions will lecture on topics related to the theme for each annual symposium.