Study and Worship

The Reformation began with an invitation to debate posted on a church door, and ever since, worship and reflection have been important to Lutherans. In Campus Ministry we believe God comes among the people when they hear the Word preached, gather round the baptismal font, and share bread and wine at the Lord’s Table. We also expect God to speak to each new generation as it wrestles with the Scriptures in new contexts. Strengthened in worship we dare to ask hard questions.

Bible Studies  I Thank You God: A Five-Part Study on Philippians and Partnership A Pair of Bulls: Luke's Parables of Jesus  Praying His Questions: Hearing Our Hearts  Six Pack Bible Studies: A program to engage students in peer-led Bible Study  Theme Studies Called to be a Disciple of Christ  For I Am Not Ashamed: Speaking of Jesus on Campus  The Screwtape Letters:  Study Notes

Windows of Faith Look through Windows of Faith to see where God has been leading you: 8-session study, leader guide, screen presentation as PDF file.   Screen presentation as PowerPoint file  (20 MB). Liturgies A Liturgical Resource for the Worshiping Community Dealing with AIDS Keeping the Caring Connection Order for the Closing of the Academic Year Order for the Opening of the Academic Year  Other resources ELCA Worship Resources For specific Worship questions, please visit the Worship FAQs page. Strengthened in worship we dare to ask hard questions.