admin | March 11, 2010
Just so my blog readers know this is what I am taking this quarter: LCMS Controversies of the 60s and 70s Systematics IV Pauline Epistles and Acts Art as a Homiletical Resource Battles that Changed Church History (audit) This is going to be a great quarter all around. The classes and professors are superb. There [...]
admin | January 25, 2010
Besides my posts today I haven’t put anything on my blog since October. Have I given up blogging? Have a joined the circus? The answer to both question is, “No.” The fact is that I have been busy with the end of vicarage and school starting back up again. With that came a move from [...]
Sam | March 19, 2009
In college I hated dealing with the bookstore at Seward (not owned by the university, but by our foodservice company). The only thing decently priced their was CUNE gear (T-Shirts, gifts, etc). Their prices on textbooks were outrageous. They also regularly put out flyers that claimed that it was cheapper to buy and sell books [...]
Sam | March 9, 2009
I’ve been a library philistine most of my life. While I would check out books from our school library in elementary and middle school, in high school I barely checked out any books. Why? Because my family generally has the attitude, “If it is good enough to read it is good enough to buy.” We [...]
Sam | January 13, 2009
Ever wonder what a seminarian listens to on his iPod? Here is your chance to find out! I actually use my iPod for a number of things. I do watch movies and tv shows on it occasionally, especially on trips. I wasn’t sure if I would like the small screen, but I’m sold on it [...]
Sam | October 22, 2008
It is official. I have my vicarage assignment! Lisa and I are heading to Trinity Lutheran Church, Howards Grove, Wisconsin. More later. We are incredibly excited about what awaits us when we move next month.
Sam | October 17, 2008
Remembering Collective Shame I would encourage you to check out the above link to go to an article by Dr. Uwe Siemon-Netto. I’m a history student and the above article hits home. Why did Hitler rise to power? It was because of a poor economy and national shame after World War I. The people wanted [...]
Sam | October 13, 2008
Part of my duties as sacristan include dealing with the candles in the chapel. This morning before our chapel service I was working on an older candle, trying to get it to fit into the stand that holds it for our evening prayer services. Eventually I got it to fit, put the brass follower on [...]
Sam | October 2, 2008
In about thirty minutes I’m heading with Lisa to the seminary to pick up a friend. From there we are off to the Chaifetz Arena at Saint Louis University to watch the debate on the big screens at the Republican Debate Watch Party/Rally. I know a number of other folks from the seminary community are heading [...]
Sam | August 3, 2008
From KETC, LIVING ST. LOUIS Producer Anne-Marie Berger traveled to California for a special tour of the USS John C. Stennis, a Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. As guests of the U.S. Navy, Anne-Marie, photojournalist Scot Page and KETC board member Jeffrey McDonnell began their visit at the Naval Air Station on North Island in San [...]
