Exploring Pastoral Ministry (for 2nd Career Students)

clsEDMONTON – Concordia Lutheran Seminary (CLS) is hosting an event in late October for those who are considering the pastoral ministry as a second career. “Many pastors answer the call after careers in other fields,” an announcement of the event notes. “Machinists, farmers, business owners, teachers, military men; these are ways many seminarians would have described their vocation only months before walking through the seminary doors into the Master of Divinity program. Some serve in other fields for months or years, some for decades. What they have in common is a desire to serve and the encouragement from others of faith who have seen their gifts in action.”

The announcement continues: “At CLS we know that many men have been considering this path and may be joining us in the next few years. If you have thought about making a transition from your current career to a career serving the church as a pastor, join this event for everyone in this stage of life, contemplating the impact of serving the church in a new career.”

“Exploring Pastoral Vocation (for 2nd Career Students)” will take place October 24. Their is no cost to attend the event, and those interested can participate in person or online.

Exploring Pastoral Vocation (for 2nd Career Students)
Date: Saturday, October 24th
Time: 10:00am to 12:30pm

10:00 – welcome
10:15 – Matins in the Chapel
10:45 – Tour of the Seminary
11:15 – Q&A panel with Dr. Gimbel & several 2nd career seminarians
12:15 – Daily Prayer for Noon in the chapel
12:30 – Lunch

Cost: FREE
How to attend: in person (7040 Ada Blvd, Edmonton) or online (http://concordia.adobeconnect.com/epv)
RSVP by Oct. 16 so we can mail you your participation package in time!

Contact Director of Admissions, Jeff Nachtigall, 780-474-1468 ext 227, admissions@concordiasem.ab.ca.

You can find more information on this event on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/events/548591481958777/.

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Posted By: Matthew Block
Posted On: October 5, 2015
Posted In: Education News, Headline, West Region Transitions,