Being Lutheran: Webinar series on Lutheran identities
Being Lutheran: Webinar series on Lutheran identities
An exploration of the diverse expressions and spirituality of Lutherans today
The first Wednesday of each month, you are invited to participate in "Being Lutheran", a monthly gathering for people across the Lutheran communion. This is an opportunity to connect with Lutheran sisters and brothers, and engage in the LWF study process on contemporary Lutheran identities. In this series, we will explore themes that emerged from the consultation in Addis Ababa, and explore the creative, vibrant, life-giving diversity of what it means to be Lutheran today. Each month will begin with a moment of prayer and spiritual reflection. We will welcome a speaker to present a topic, then break out for small group reflection and communion building among your Lutheran sisters and brothers from diverse regions and contexts around the globe.
Theme for July's Webinar:
- We will explore how we can perceive God's work in the world around us, and experience that presence of the Holy Spirit as a gift and a promise.
Speaker:
- Professor Niels Henrik Gregersen, from the University of Copenhagen
- Rev. Dr Beverly Wallace, Associate Professor of Congregational and Community Care, Luther Seminary
Moderator:
- Rev. Dr Chad Rimmer, Program Executive for Identity, Communion and Formation
Further information:
More on Lutheran Identities Study Process
Gathered in Addis Ababa from 23-27 October 2019, Lutherans from across the globe join in consultation under the theme of âWe believe in the Holy Spirit: Global Perspectives on Lutheran Identitiesâ. Photo: LWF/Albin Hillert
