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Hospitality: Areas That Are Effective in Creating a Desire for a Visitor to Connect to Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Get PDFThis major applied project explores hospitality offered by the local congregation. Biblical hospitality is implicitly and explicitly commanded in scripture. Balancing the Missio Dei and two kinds of righteousness will keep us on the straight and narrow theologically when pursuing hospitality.
When churches offer hospitality, we are feeding, clothing, visiting, providing, and welcoming our neighbor. Our Redeemer wants to continue serving the community as a family-oriented, mission focused, hospitable congregation. We are doing the feeding, clothing, and providing through many efforts in the community. We are active with the local homeless shelter and crisis center. For the MAP, we wanted to discover what areas of hospitality are effective in creating a desire for visitors to have a further connection to the congregation. Through this particular study, we want to better understand our hospitality of welcoming and visiting. Both secular and sacred sources are explored as resources. To offer hospitality means preparation on our part.
Secret shoppers were utilized to measure the effectiveness of Our Redeemer’s hospitality. Through secret visits by individuals that fit the prescribed criteria and follow-up personal interviews, an image of Our Redeemer’s friendliness and expression of hospitality has been formed. As a result of this MAP the congregation will address facility issues and continually build a culture of hospitality. At Our Redeemer, we are about “Equipping Disciples to Make Disciples for Jesus!” Since that is true, it can be said that at Our Redeemer, we are about hospitality! As Christians, we all need to practice hospitality
109. 1 Thessalonians 5:1–11
Get PDFChapel Sermon by Noah Strand from 1 Thessalonians 5:1–11 on Wednesday, June 9, 2021
03-20 Under the Fig Tree: Deaconess studies with Alyssa Choate and Lara McComack
No full textIn this episode of Under the Fig Tree, hosts Rev. Micah Glenn and Dr. Ben Haupt talk with two residential Deaconess Studies students, Lara McComack and Alyssa Choate. During the episode, McComack and Choate share tidbits about their journey to the Seminary, their favorite classes, their love for the campus community, what life is like living on campus and more.
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Service of the Word
Get PDFMultiEthnic Symposium Wednesday Chapel with the Sermon by Steve Law from Psalm 145:3 on Tuesday, May 3, 2023
Vicarages and Deaconess Internships 2023
Get PDFCall Day 2023 Vicarage Placements and Deaconess Internships on Wednesday April 26th at Concordia Seminary St. Louis.https://scholar.csl.edu/callday/1097/thumbnail.jp
135. Commemoration of Friedrich Wyneken
Get PDFChapel Sermon by Thomas Manteufel on the Commemoration of Friedrich Wyneken on Thursday, May 4, 2023
Service of the Word
No full textMultiEthnic Symposium Opening Chapel with the Sermon by Stanish Stanley from Psalm 100:5 on Tuesday, May 2, 2023
139. John 14:1–14
Get PDFChapel Sermon by Bruce Schuchard from John 14:1–14 on Wednesday, May 10, 2023