Patristics Study Group

AugustineULC also hosts a monthly study group for pastors at which we read and discuss the writings of the Early Church fathers. Patristics meets the third Monday of each month at 10:30 a.m., and provides a wonderful forum for the discussion of theological issues past and present. Guest speakers are occasionally invited to give a presentation in their field of study. Recent guest presenters have included Dr. Oliver Olsen and Dr. Jim Nestingen. Our topic for 2010-11 is Luther and Augustine on the Psalms. Interested lay people are welcome to join us too!

2010-2011 Patristics Seminar Schedule and Readings

All sessions are on the third Monday of the month and are held at University Lutheran Chapel, 1101 University Avenue SE, Minneapolis. Sessions begin at 10:30 a.m. with Matins.

Luther and Augustine on the Psalms

2010-2011 Schedule

Preaching Seminars

University Lutheran Chapel has a longstanding tradition of service to the Church at large. As part of this service, we sponsor events and study groups just for pastors.

Lenten workshops are held each year to help pastors prepare their midweek homily series. Led by outstanding theologians of the Lutheran Church, these workshops not only provide a framework for timely and meaningful seasonal preaching, but also help pastors to continue growing in their knowledge of exegesis, homiletics, and liturgics.

Luther Preaching

Lenten Preaching Seminar

Speaker, Date and Topic TBA soon.

Resources

We humbly offer the following resources to aid you in your ministry:

Festival Gospels Pointed with Chants

Eve of the Nativity of Our Lord, Christmas Eve
The Nativity of Our Lord, Christmas Day
The Epiphany of Our Lord
The Baptism of Our Lord

The Resurrection of Our Lord, Easter Day
The Ascension of Our Lord
Pentecost
Holy Trinity
Reformation Gospel
Reformation Epistle
Reformation Old Testament
All Saints

These chants are mainly for feasts of the first class in the Historic One Year Lectionary. The texts are pointed according to the Gospel tone (5th tone) given by Luther for use in the Deutche Messe. PDF

ULC Manual for Liturgical Assistants PDF

ULC Wedding Manual PDF

Rubrics for the Divine Service and Daily Office