LSTC Chicago

From our 2017 Leadership Conference. Full title: “Evangelical Truth-telling: The Gospel, Climate Racism, and Luther’s Threefold Moral Anthropology.” Dr. Cynthia Moe-Lobeda is Professor of theological and social ethics, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, Church Divinity School of the Pacific, and the Graduate Theological Union

From our 2017 Leadership Conference: “Flipping the Church,” William Flippin Jr., pastor, Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Atlanta, Ga. Sermon on John 2:13-22

From our 2017 Leadership Conference: Faculty Response to Andrea Walker - Peter Vethanayagamony, Brooke Petersen, Gordon Straw

From our 2017 Leadership Conference: “Accompaniment Acted out in Love to Reclaim Our Evangelical Witness,” the Rev. Dr. Andrea Walker, area director for Madagascar, West and Central Africa, ELCA Global Mission,

From our 2017 Leadership Conference: Plenary I

“Living Lutheran Feminism in Public,” Dr. Caryn Riswold, professor of religion, Illinois College.

Ken's sermon is based on Matthew 22:1-14.

Alex's sermon is based on Matthew 21:33-46.

Rev. Dr. Patricia Cuyatti is Area Desk Director for Latin America and the Caribbean for the Lutheran World Federation. She earned her ThM at LSTC in 2007 and her PhD in 2010. She is Presbyterian and she preached at a joint worship service of LSTC and McCormick Theological Seminary. Her text was Matthew 21:23-32.

The Rev. Dr. Nancy Bedford, Georgia Harkness Professor of Applied Theology at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Evanston, Ill., is a member of the Baptist/Anabaptist tradition. She preached on Matthew 21:23-32 and shared her perspective on what the Reformation means to her tradition.

Erik is our Pastor to the Community and Director of Worship. He preached Sept. 24 on Matthew 20:1-16.