The Hein-Fry Lecture Series

2008 Hein-Fry Lecture - Series XVII
 Living Together in the 21st Century:
The Lutheran Vocation in World Christianity
The Hein-Fry Lecture Series committee has developed a three-year sequence they are calling Living Together in the 21st Century. The sequence began in 2006 with lectures by the current and former presiding bishops of the ELCA speaking on Living Together in the 21st Century: As Lutherans in the ELCA; in 2007, the topic was Living Together in the 21st Century: The State of the Bible in North America. The sequence will conclude this year with a series on Living Together in the 21st Century: The Lutheran Vocation in World Christianity. more►
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The annual Hein-Fry Lecture Series, the premier endowed theological lectureship of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, identifies key theological issues facing the church and offers lectures that stimulate inquiry and discussion of those issues not only at the eight ELCA seminaries but throughout the church.  more►
 

VOCATION and EDUCATION! Developing and Supporting Faithful, Wise, and Courageous Leaders and Equipping People to Practice their Callings under the Gospel for the Sake of the World