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To the Glory of God and for the Good of His Church! To the glory of God and for the good of his Church! Dear sisters and brothers in our risen Lord Jesus! Welcome to Commencement at Martin Luther College. As at other colleges, you will see graduates and gowns, faculties and flowers, diplomas and dignitaries. But look more closely at these graduates, and you will see the glory of God on display! As we worship today, each graduate confesses, I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Each believes, We have different gifts, according to the grace given us. Each recognizes that a diploma brings the Lord glory, for it is God who works in you to will and to act according to his good purpose. Each has been touched by the Spirit with a desire to serve. Whether they receive an assignment today, continue their training at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, teach overseas, enter a different vocation or college, or prayerfully wait on the Lord, they see their lives as opportunities to share the good news they’ve been given, as Christ says: You are my witnesses. These graduates are gifts of the Good Shepherd to his flock, and he will certainly use them and the training they have received for the good of his Church. Thank you for the prayers and encouragement you have offered to our graduates. May our dear Savior Jesus walk with them as they carry the Word to the world. May he walk with all of us as we live in the light of his grace, to his glory, and for the good of his Church! In our Lord Christ, President Mark G. Zarling * * * Mission of Martin Luther College The mission of Martin Luther College is to train a corps of Christian witnesses who are qualified to meet the ministry needs of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) and who are competent to proclaim the Word of God faithfully and in accord with the Lutheran Confessions in the Book of Concord. To meet the current ministry needs of the WELS, Martin Luther College Prepares men for pastoral training at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary; Prepares men and women for service as teachers and staff ministers in the synod’s churches, schools, and other institutions; Prepares men and women for other church ministries, both full and part-time, responding to the needs of the WELS; Prepares international students for ministry in partnership with WELS mission fields; and Provides programs of continuing education that meet the ministerial needs of the WELS. To the glory of God and for the good of his Church! Explanation of attire Welcome to the 2019 Commencement Service at Martin Luther College. You will see graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Education degree, others with a Bachelor of Arts degree, and still others with a Master of Science in Education degree. This year 26 persons have completed the master’s program, of which 20 are able to be present today. Since its inception in 2005, the master’s program has granted 168 degrees (including today). Academic apparel worn by faculty and graduates in any college setting has its origins in the Middle Ages. Because most universities grew out of church schools, both faculty and students wore clothing that was based upon monastic dress and that reflected the need for warmth in the unheated stone colleges. Wearing of such apparel is an adiaphoron, something neither commanded nor forbidden by our Lord in his Word. In Christian freedom we can choose to follow such academic traditions or not. In this Commencement, the MLC faculties will visibly demonstrate that freedom: Our graduate faculty has chosen to wear academic apparel, and our undergraduate faculty has chosen not to. By a miracle of the Holy Spirit, professors in both faculties have humbly submitted their lives and their educational achievements to Christ for the advancement of his kingdom. Although they no doubt could garner more reputation and remuneration in public settings, they have given their time and talents to train students at MLC for gospel service, to the glory of God and for the good of his Church. They have servant hearts. Though 97 percent of them have advanced degrees, the undergraduate faculty wears normal attire to emphasize that we train students not just for academic achievement but for ministry. The graduate faculty wears apparel that emphasizes lifelong learning, done to God’s glory and in submission to the gospel we proclaim. For our baccalaureate graduates, the color of the tassel indicates the field of study: light blue indicates a Bachelor of Science in Education; red and black indicates a Bachelor of Arts degree. The hood is worn by our master’s graduates. The colors indicate the area of study and the colors of MLC. The graduate faculty wears apparel with colors that indicate not only area of study but also the degree-granting institution. Two percent of our student body is from foreign countries, fellow Christians in our fellowship seeking to prepare for the ministry. What a privilege for MLC to serve these Christians. This year two graduates are from a foreign country and will wear stoles with the colors and insignia of their respective homelands. May the stoles be a vivid reminder that Jesus said “all nations” in the Great Commission entrusted to his Church. God has given these gifts to us, to his glory, and for the good of the church. SDG MLC Faculty Tenured Schmidt, John H Wagner, Wayne L Baganz, Peter A Schmoller, Nicolas C Wiechman, Elizabeth J Balge, Daniel N Schmudlach, Scott D Wurster, Kathryn M Bases, Paul A Schone, Jeffrey L Bauer, David T Schwartz, Tingting Z Graduate Berg, Darrell T Smith, Adrian R Bakken, Richard E Boeder, John C Starr, Richard D Boeder, John C Carlovsky, James D Stein, Mark A Boehlke, Paul R Clemons, Benjamin P Stelljes, Ross A Cherney, Kenneth A Cox, Rebecca L Tacke, Mark W DeLorme, Carolyn M Czer, Lawrence J Tess, Paul A Ehlers, Rachel M Danell Jr, James C Thiesfeldt, Steven R Grunwald, James R Diersen, Gregory T Uher, Alan E Gulczynski, Dennis F Dose, Brian L Unke, James M Hanneman, Daryl B Feld, Rachel M Unke, Lori L Holtz, Lowell E Fenske, Daniel J Wessel, Keith C Johnson, Daniel W Fredrich, Joel D Whaley, Cynthia E Klindworth, Robert F Fredrich, Rachel R Wiechman, Jeffery P Kolander, John D Gawrisch, Daniel P Wurster, Miles B Kremer, Kenneth J Green, Kelli L Zarling, Mark G Lemke, Jeffrey C Grubbs, Paul J Zarnstorff, Tyson J Lienig, Alanna M Grundmeier, Timothy D Lowrey, Jason H Hanneman, Daryl B Admissions Counselor MacPherson, Ryan C Hennig, Brian K Rider, Emily G Mears, Joshua T Hennig, Grace A Meyer, John E Hirschmann, Craig R Tutors Muente, Kari A Holzhueter, Greg A Koester, Paul M Olson, Lawrence O Hunter, Thomas N Spaude, Paul L Paustian, Mark A Klindworth, Robert F Pfeifer, Carrie F Koelpin, Paul E Adjunct Pfeifer, Gene R Krause, Jennifer L Balge, Bethel A Plath, Timothy M Laabs, Jonathan A Biedenbender, David K Pless, Joel L Lange, Douglas F Boeder, Bethel J Potratz, Gail M Loomis, Cheryl A Czer, Ramona M Rathje, Ryan J Lotito, Lawrence W Gronholz, John H Rogers, Leslie A Mehlberg, Jennifer A Grunwald, James R Rouech, Kristina E Meyer, John E Gunderson, John C Sallquist, Julie A Muente, Kari A Haugen, Jennifer E Schmidt, Jason E Nass, Thomas P Hopp, Brian P Schuetze, John D Ohm, Ronald C Laabs, Erin R Smith, Michael K Olson, Lawrence O Martens, Judith L Steinberg, Paul S Otterstatter, Michael J Ohm, Carlotta L Strong, Kristin L Paustian, Mark A Olson, Breanna L Tackmier, Bill J Pearson, Matthew S Plocher, Michael D Tess, Paul A Pekrul, William A Schubkegel, Joyce C Wendland, Paul O Pope, James F Shilling, Ronald L Wessel, Keith C Roux, Jonathan A Tollefson, Timothy G Whaley, Cynthia E Schaefer, Jonathan M Vogel, Marianne E Wiechman, Jeffery P Scharf, David G MLC Governing Board Rev. Michael A. Woldt, Chairman Mr. Michael S. Valleau Mr. Joe E. Archer Mr. Andrew W. Van Weele Rev. Geoffrey A. Kieta Rev. Mark W. Wessel Mr. Dale L. Krause Advisory Rev. Daniel P. Leyrer Rev. Dennis C. Klatt, President, Minnesota District, WELS Rev. Michael A. Lindemann Mr. Michael G. Krueger, Board Appointed Advisory Mr. Timothy A. Petermann Mr. Randy E. Matter, Board Appointed Advisory Mr. Steven J. Rosenbaum, Secretary Rev. Paul T. Prange, Administrator, Board for Ministerial Education, WELS Rev. Michael J. Seifert, Vice Chair Rev. Mark G. Schroeder, President, WELS Mr. David J. Uhlhorn Rev. Mark G. Zarling, President, Martin Luther College Commencement Service 10:00 a.m. Please remain seated for the processional. Pictures may be taken during the processional, the distribution of diplomas, and the recessional. Processional Stand Dialogue M: In the name of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. C: Amen. (spoken) M: This is the day the Lord has made. C: We will rejoice and be glad in it. M: Heavenly Father, we praise you as the Giver of every good and perfect gift. Be gracious to us and bless us. C: May your ways be known on earth, your salvation among all nations. M: Lord Jesus, you are the Way, the Truth, and the Life. C: Show us your ways, O Lord, teach us your paths. Then we will walk in the light of life. M: Holy Spirit, you alone know the thoughts of God. Be our Counselor and guide us into all truth. C: Sanctify us through the gospel that we might share in the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ. Be seated Lesson—Romans 8:28-30 We Are Your People Text: Herman G.
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