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May 01st, 2008

2008 Trinity Reflections (Part 1) Now Available

Posted At: 11:15am by Rev. Mark Buetow
Reflections for Pentecost and the beginning of the Trinity Season are now available. Written by Rev. Joel Fritsche and Rev. Rick Sawyer, tehse Reflections take us into the "Church Half" of the Church Year in which the Spirit brings the Lord's Word to our ears, reminding us of all that Jesus said and did and leading us into all truth. You can download the Reflections in a printable booklet [ read more ]

Edited on: May 02nd, 2008 8:11 am
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April 21st, 2008

Registration for 6th Annual Campus Staff Conference

Posted At: 12:43pm by Rev. Marcus T. Zill
Final plans are coming together for the Sixth Annual Christ on Campus Staff Conference which will be held May 28-30 in Knoxville, TN. This is an earlier date than normal for our annual conference so don't forget to register!

Early bird registration continues through May 1st!

Whether you are already doing campus ministry or are just getting started; whether you are a full- or part-time campus pastor, a town and gown pastor, a DCE, a DCO, or an interested layperson, this conference is for you.

Learn more about the conference and how to register!

As always please contact me if you have any questions. We hope to see you in Knoxville!

Rev. Marcus Zill, Executive
Higher Things, Christ on Campus

"Confessing Christ on Campus Since 1517"

P.S. Don't forget - registration for seminarians is free! [ read more ]

Edited on: April 21st, 2008 12:59 pm
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Posted in Christ on Campus

March 30th, 2008

The Last Day!

Posted At: 1:08am by Sandra Ostapowich

Not THE Last Day, but the last day to register for the 2008 Higher Things "Amen" conferences has arrived!

Gather up your registration information and fees, get online, and get your group registered TODAY!  After Sunday, March 30, all new registrations must be handled and approved directly by a member of the registration and housing staff.  For groups already registered, after April 1, cancellations are non-refundable and cannot be credited toward your group's final balance, and substitutions may only be made for people of the same gender and category (youth/adult). 

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Edited on: March 30th, 2008 1:39 am
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Posted in Amen 2008

March 29th, 2008

Not Ashamed: Now for Adults Too!

Posted At: 3:53pm by FemLem1

Big kids of all ages, want a chance to learn with your kids? Adults are invited to attend the catechetical sessions and listen to the speakers at the "Not Ashamed" retreat and to learn about defending their faith for a reduced cost (just $15). A chance to see what your children are learning and maybe pick up a thing or two for yourself.

Info on the Retreat:

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Edited on: March 29th, 2008 3:56 pm
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March 27th, 2008

UPCOMING RETREATS

Posted At: 6:49pm by FemLem1

More details for Not Ashamed available at www.higherthings.org/retreats/ucevents and

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Edited on: March 27th, 2008 6:51 pm
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Posted in Retreats

March 19th, 2008

Issues, Etc? Yeah, We Got That!

Posted At: 3:20pm by Rev. Mark Buetow
Many were saddened to hear that Issues, Etc. is no longer being broadcast. Never fear: we continue to maintain our archive of Issues Etc audio files, still  streaming and podcasting the interviews of your favorite HT  writers and teachers from your favorite Lutheran Radio Program.  Just head over to our media page to listen! [ read more ]
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March 15th, 2008

Easter 2008 Reflections Available!

Posted At: 8:40am by Rev. Mark Buetow
The Daily Reflections for the Easter Season are now available. These seven weeks of Reflections on the readings of the Easter Season, Catechism and Daily Lectionary are written by the Rev. Greg Schultz, pastor of St. Peter Lutheran Church, Campbell Hill, Illinois. Pastor Schultz takes us through the joy-filled weeks of the Easter Season by pointing us over and over again to all that Jesus has [ read more ]
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