The theme of our school is Be Challenged. This is a time of renewal in the life of the Christian church. The world is changing and God is working in exciting new ways. Change brings challenges and we are taking them up.
Venture into the unknown with us and learn just why Lutheran Theological Seminary is the best place to follow God's calling for you.
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LTS is an inclusive
community and offers hospitality to all who participate in our programs of
study. As disciples of Christ committed to public leadership among God's people
in diverse and challenging cultural contexts, we eagerly learn from and welcome
one another's diversity, including, but not limited to, theological
perspective, race, ethnicity, nationality, gender identity, relationship
status, age, physical ability, social and economic status and sexual
orientation.
Dear friends, The schools of the Saskatoon Theological Union (STU) are discussing the possibility of a new name to reflect our newly developing projects and relationships. We are moving beyond the loose kind of sharing that is usually named a “theological union.” In addition, while we continue to...
Read More...Please save the date for ‘Liberating Liturgy’, featuring Dr. Becca Whitla, Professor of Practical Ministry and Lydia E. Gruchy Chair in Pastoral Theology at St. Andrew’s College. March 1st, 7 - 9pm (SK time) Dr. Whitla explores what it might mean to liberate liturgy in today’s contexts. Drawing...
Read More...Congratulations to President Bill Harrison upon being selected to receive a Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal, for services to education.
Read More...Statement from the Rev. Dr. William Harrison, President, LTS “As President of LTS, I am pleased to announce the appointment of the Rev. Dr. Kayko Driedger Hesslein as William Hordern Professor of Theology. Dr. Driedger Hesslein brings deep roots in Lutheran theology and a strong presence in the...
Read More...“Joy and satisfaction, along with many memories,” Bishop Allan Grundahl reflected after a gathering of some 80 people on Saturday, September 10th to recognize the old Luther Seminary building at 212 Wiggins Avenue.
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