Deadlines and Lifelines
All prospective Seminarians may begin taking the ELCEs anytime on or after May 1st of the year prior to enrollment. Continue reading
Deadlines and Lifelines
All prospective Seminarians may begin taking the ELCEs anytime on or after May 1st of the year prior to enrollment. Continue reading
If you ever hear yourself ask, “How can I give myself the best chance to pass the seminary entrance exams?,” then answer yourself by saying, “The Called by the Gospel books.” “What are these books?,” you may then ask. I am glad you asked. I have included a picture so you can see the textbooks that will capably lead you through the study of the Old Testament, New Testament, and the Lutheran Confessions. You can also refer to the link ESSENTIAL ENTRANCE EXAM STUDY RESOURCES for more detailed information.
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On June 12, representatives from various parts of campus life welcomed this year’s Summer School students at the Second Annual Summer School Welcome Party in the Meyer Meadow. Our hostess and host for the evening were the esteemed Mrs. Meyer and Ferdie. Summer School classes are compiled of Fundamental Greek (10 weeks), Christian Doctrine (2 weeks), Old Testament Overview (2 weeks), and New Testament Overview (2 weeks). The Greek students start their classes first while the remaining three courses begin mid July in an every two week sequence until the end of the summer session. The evening started off with a sprinkling of rain, but things cleared up just in time for the festivities to begin. Rev. Kyle Castens was the Master of Ceremonies for the evening introducing Chaplain Stein for an opening prayer.
After prayer, Rev. Castens introduced a few faces from Admissions, Enrollment, the Registrar’s office, and current students that our new community members will be interacting with over the coming months.
“Greek is a thinking man’s language”
“Greek is like drinking water through a fire hose”
“Greek makes grown men cry”
“Parsing will save your life”
“<insert any word here> comes from two Greek words”