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We are a grace-filled, Christ-centered community, welcoming to all University students. That includes you! Your stories and gifts make you the unique person you are and when you show up they shape and form us as a community as well. Whether conservative or liberal, introvert or extrovert, city kid or country kid, engineer or English major, queer or straight, questioning or certain, there’s a place for you here. Though it says “Lutheran” in our name, you don’t have to be Lutheran (or even know anything about church) to get involved.
Student Worship
Take a pause and rest in the love of God and community. During the school year, we worship at 8pm at Grace University Lutheran Church in Stadium Village.
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Service + Justice Work
An important part of the Christian life is not only resting in the love of God but embodying that love in the world. A part of our call as a Christian ministry on campus is providing concrete opportunities to serve and listen to our neighbors on and off-campus.
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Community Life
We love God and people. Check out our one-time and ongoing activities during the school year!
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LCM Blog
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April 2023
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April
Spirituality, Resilience, and the Climate Crisis w/ Prof. Kelly Sherman-Conroy
Join Native Theologian, Professor Kelly Sherman-Conroy, for a conversation on the intersections of resilience and spirituality, especially as it relates to living amidst and caring about creation. She'll share her story and perspective as an Indigenous woman, and invite you into considering the ways that your traditions and cultures might be a source of resilience. We'll share dinner and conversation at 6:15pm, and then begin our conversation at 6:30pm.