The conference will focus on
what one might call the ideology or worldview of Darwinism. The various
presentations will focus especially on responding to Darwinism from a
scientific, theological, and historical perspective. “Much of
contemporary science and, in fact, culture is informed by a Darwinian
worldview,” says Dr. Francisco. “No matter how you look at it, one thing
is clear: it is inimical to the Gospel in particular and a biblical
worldview in general. Dealing with
Darwinism will assist anyone concerned with contending for the
biblical faith against its chief opponent.”
College and high school
students, pastors, teachers, and parents will benefit greatly from this
conference. Anyone interested in learning about
Perhaps you have been thinking about the possibility
of serving in Christ’s church. You may have discussed it with your
family and your pastor. If you are ready to take the next step in
finding out how you might become a pastor or deaconess in The
You will have the opportunity
to worship with us each day, meet with our faculty, observe in the
classroom, and get to know our student body. You will learn about
our programs of study and find out about the financial aid that is
available. “Seminary education is an adventure in itself. You
will never be the same. So perhaps now is the time to learn how to
enter an exhilarating life of prayer, study, and service at the seminary,”
says Rev. Scott Stiegemeyer, CTS Director of Admission.
Miss America 2009 Katie Stam,
a native of Seymour, Indiana, and member of Immanuel
“Our entire culture benefits
when role models exhibit the virtues that inspire and stimulate persons to
contribute their best efforts for the welfare of their neighbors, their
community, and their country. Miss America 2009 Katie Stam is such a
role model,” says Dr. Dean O. Wenthe, President, CTS. “The seminary
is delighted to host her and to invite the community to hear her.”
There is no charge for this event. For additional information, please call 260-452-2250.
Construction Web cam
The next time Internet users head to
Concordia Theological Seminary’s Web site, www.ctsfw.edu, they will see a whole new
look. The update is much more than cosmetic, as it will afford users
the opportunity to navigate much more easily and find all the information
they seek.
“The real key here is that
we’re designing a site to allow God’s people to know what’s happening at
their seminary in
The Web site is updated
constantly to give users the most up-to-date information on student
opportunities and seminary events. As part of providing the most
current information, the site now integrates with social networks like
Facebook and Twitter. This allows users to see what is going on at
CTS and to leave a comment, as well.
Plans for the near future
include supplying a full catalog of the seminary’s vast multimedia
resources; including videos of conferences, Symposia presentations,
retreats, and more.
Four students at two seminaries take the
time to reflect on their individual formation at Fort Wayne and St. Louis.
This exemplifies the cooperative relationship that the students,
faculties, presidents, and admission teams enjoy right now. The comradery
is lively and informed. Check out the insightful posts and reflect along
with them. Catch a glimpse at the inner experience of pastoral formation,
right from the source.