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Theological Seminary (Maine) REGISTRATION COSTS DAY OF EXEGETICAL REFLECTION SCHEDULE Full registration ($130 per person, $140 after Sept. 6) Monday, September 19, 2011 includes program materials, Tuesday’s buffet reception, Werner Auditorium PAID 22ND ANNUAL and refreshments. Daily registration does not include Non-Profit Org. ST. LOUIS, MO U.S. POSTAGE The Bible in English: Its Present and Future Permit No. 1058 the Tuesday buffet. There is no registration fee for full- time students and faculty of CUS schools and the LCMS 8:00 a.m. Registration/check-in seminaries, though they must pre-register their attendance. 9:00 a.m. Welcome/Introductions Full-time students from other institutes can register at $30 9:10 a.m. Translation and Oral Performance per person. Meals can be purchased by all. 10:00 a.m. Break Registration deadline is Sept. 6. Please do not mail your 10:10 a.m. Beyond Equivalence: Translation Theory heological registration after this date. Fax, phone registration, or walk- Since Nida T ins only after Sept. 6. Walk-in registrations will not include 11:10 a.m. Chapel the Tuesday buffet reception, and the availability of meal 11:30 a.m. Lunch tickets cannot be guaranteed. 12:30 p.m. Translating the Psalms ymposiumAT CONCORDIA SEMINARY 1:30 p.m. Break S CANCELLATION POLICY 1:45 p.m. Translating Isaiah 40-55: Understanding the Instantaneous Perfect Verbs A full refund, less a $25 administration charge and less any 2:15 p.m. Natural Equivalence in Translation: meal tickets purchased, is made when a written or emailed cancellation is provided. No refund after Sept. 16. Suggestions for Simple Improvements to Contemporary English Translations September 20-21, 2011 CONTINUING EDUCATION UNIT 2:45 p.m. Break 3:00 p.m. Translation of the “Problem” of Anti-Semitism A total of 1.0 CEU is available for those attending the in the New Testament Symposium. The CEU fee is $10 per certificate (see 3:30 p.m. Recent Translations: Are We Getting Better registration form). Bibles? The ESV, NIV 2011, and New American Bible (Revised) MEALS DAY OF EXEGETICAL REFLECTION PRESENTERS Meals are either on your own or in the Seminary dining hall if purchased in advance (see registration form). Andrew Steinmann is professor of theology and Hebrew at Concordia University Chicago. He has served as a parish pastor, HOUSING a Bible translator, a nursing home chaplain and as a professor at “Rediscovering the Art several institutions of higher education. Dr. Steinmann is the Limited on-campus housing is available. Additional author of 11 books, including three commentaries in the of Preaching” accommodations may be had at the following hotels. Concordia Commentary series. He also served as a consultant When making reservations, request the Concordia for The Lutheran Study Bible. Seminary room rate. David Trobisch was born in Cameroon, West Africa, as the Parkway Hotel son of missionaries. He grew up in Austria and studied theol- 866-314-7700 (2 miles from Seminary) ogy in Germany. He taught New Testament at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, Missouri State University, Yale Divinity Drury Inn and Suites School and Bangor Theological Seminary (Maine). Dr. Trobisch 800-378-7946 (2.4 miles from Seminary) is internationally recognized for his work on the letters of Paul, the formation of the Christian Bible, and Biblical manuscripts. Hampton Inn 800-378-7946 (2.6 miles from Seminary) Kenneth Cherney taught Hebrew and Greek at Martin Luther College, New Ulm, Minn., for six years, then served as director Concordia Seminary 801 Seminary Place St. Louis, MO 63105 Holiday Inn-Forest Park of the Caribbean Christian Training Institute before being called 314-645-0700 (2.6 miles from Seminary) to his present position at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, where he teaches in the departments of Old Testament and Systematic SEMINARY CONCORDIA AT For questions, please contact continuing education and Theology. Prof. Cherney serves the WELS as World Mission Seminary Professor, in which capacity he travels and teaches at parish services at 314-505-7486 or [email protected]. heological WELS-affiliated seminaries around the world. ymposium T S 22ND ANNUAL REDISCOVERING THE ART OF PREACHING THEOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE Talk with a Lutheran pastor about preaching and it will not Dr. Dale Meyer - You’re All Wet! Taking Our Baptismal Tuesday, September 20, 2011 Theological be long before the language of “law and gospel” comes up. Theology Seriously Wyneken Hall, Werner Auditorium Lutherans have long understood the heart of preaching to be Augustine said the most important task of sermon Rediscovering the Art of Preaching the proclamation of repentance for the forgiveness of sins, preparation is “hitting on what to say.” While a correct AT CONCORDIA SEMINARY 7:45 a.m. Registration Symposium based on a text of Scripture and centered in the death and presentation of the text and doctrine is important, absolutely 8:45 a.m. Matins “Rediscovering the Art of Preaching” resurrection of Christ. necessary, it’s not enough. C. F. W. Walther said, “Believing 9:30 a.m. Refreshments preachers…imagine they have fully discharged their office, Name ____________________________________________ 9:45 a.m. Welcome While the heart of preaching is familiar conversation for provided what they have preached has been the Word q q q q q 10:00 a.m. Introduction: Rediscovering the Art of Title Rev. Mr. Prof. Dr. Mrs. Lutherans, the art of preaching may be a bit stranger speech. of God. That is about as correct a view as when a ranger Preaching q Ms. q Miss q Dcs. q Student Caemmerer’s Preaching for the Church was published in imagines he has discharged his office by sallying forth with 10:30 a.m. Plenary: Address ___________________________________________ 1959 and, in many ways, has shaped our discussion of his loaded gun and discharging it into the forest.” Baptismal Seeing Through the Text 11:45 a.m. Breakout Discussion Groups preaching. Much has changed since then, both in the world theology offers great help for well-targeted preaching. Not City_____________________ State ______ ZIP __________ 12:30 p.m. Lunch and in homiletics. The discipline of homiletics has grown, every sermon need mention baptism but when every Sunday Phone ___________________________________________ 1:45 p.m. Plenary: interacting with various cultural settings, exploring new sermon is prepared for the baptized, the sanctified, we’ve Preaching the Creative Word Email ___________________________________________ methods, and incorporating new insights. How can we learn taken a great stride toward “hitting on what to say.” Creatively 3:00 p.m. Breakout Discussion Groups A. REGISTRATION from these conversations, reflecting on the art so that we bet- 3:45 p.m. Break q Day of Exegetical Reflection . $25 ter communicate the heart of preaching? “Rediscovering the Dr. David Schmitt - Shaping the Sermon: Preaching 4:00 p.m. Sectionals I q Symposium (Full, includes Tues. evening buffet) Art of Preaching” explores recent developments in homiletics, as Pilgrimage inviting participants to rediscover the art of preaching while 5:00 p.m. Gemutlichkeit Buffet Reception by Sept. 6. $130 The sermon is a gift of time to the preacher, time in which q Symposium (Full, includes Tues. evening buffet) preserving the heart of faithful proclamation. 7:00 p.m. Film to foster and order communal experience. While preachers after Sept. 6. .$140 8:45 p.m. Theological Analysis rightly approach their sermons concerned about the content q Full-time college student . $30 Dr. Dean Nadasdy – Seeing Through the Text they communicate, what happens when we think of the Wednesday, September 21, 2011 q Complimentary [full-time CUS student, faculty, The presentation will focus on the role of the text in the full-time LCMS seminary student, faculty (buffet sermon as an event in time? This sectional will explore two 8:00 a.m. Sectional Presentations preaching task. When we say “the text is everything in preach- dynamics in the event of the sermon: moments of meditation not included)] ing,” what does that mean? How does the proclaimer address 9:15 a.m. Chapel-Matins q High school student/faculty. $10 and moments of movement. Participants will discover (1) a 10:00 a.m. Break the Biblical text in preparing a sermon? And what is the text variety of ways to create moments of meditation that deepen q Symposium (One day) 10:15 a.m. Plenary: You’re All Wet! Taking Our meant to do to the sermon, the preacher, and the hearer? the experience of specific content in the sermon and (2) a by Sept. 6 (buffet not included). .$70 Baptismal Theology Seriously q Symposium (One day) variety of structures that order those experiences toward Dr. Glenn Nielsen - Preaching the Creative Word Creatively 11:30 a.m. Breakout Discussion Groups after Sept. 6 (buffet not included). .$80 . purposeful ends. 12:15 p.m. Lunch q Symposium (Session) by Sept. 6 . $35 God’s Word is creative. Both law and gospel are active and 1:30 p.m. Sectionals II q Symposium (Session) after Sept. 6 . $40 alive as we preach. But creativity doesn’t stop at the redemp- 2:30 p.m. Break tive word. God is also the Creator, and He has given us body, B. CEU UPCOMING EVENTS 3:00 p.m. Plenary: Shaping the Sermon: Preaching q soul, eyes, ears, all our members, reason and all our senses. Theological Symposium – 1.0 CEU . $10 LutherHostel 2011 as Pilgrimage Since He has created us so wonderfully, we need to make use 4:00 p.m. Itinerarium C. MEAL PLAN of these created gifts in preaching. This presentation will focus “Public Service and My Lutheran Faith” q Tuesday lunch . .$6.75 on approaching the task of preaching in such a way that we Congressman John Shimkus PRESENTER q Wednesday lunch .
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