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155th Year Commencement
Sunday, May 17th at 3pm
St. Joseph The Worker Church, Dubuque

Wartburg Theological Seminary’s 155th Commencement was held May 17, 2009 at St. Joseph the Worker Church. Dr. Martin E. Marty delivered the commencement address titled “The Faces of Ministry: ‘In-Your-Face,’ ‘About Face,’ and ‘Face to Face.’”
Fifty-one Wartburg Theological Seminary students were awarded the following degrees or certificates: Master of Divinity Degree (27), Master of Arts Degree (5), Master of Arts in Theology, Development and Evangelism (7), Master of Sacred Theology Degree (1), and TEEM Certificates (11). Honorary Doctor of Divinity Degrees were awarded to Rev. Dr. Charles H. Maahs ‘62, Rev. Dr. Hong-ki Kim ’83, and Dr. Martin E. Marty, commencement speaker.
Introducing Life Together Magazine!

For a sneak preview of what you'll see in the Spring issue of Life Together Magazine, click on the article titles below.
Sustainable Wartburg. While orange and black are the proud colors of the Wartburg Seminary Community, "green" is getting plenty of attention.
Wartburg Seminary announces Committed to Valued Leaders Campaign. This campaign renews the commitment of our mission and vision in forming valued leaders for God's mission in the world as we meet the current and future needs of financial support for theological education at Wartburg Theological Seminary.
Rev. A. Duane Manson Recognized for Establishment of Scholarship Program. The Rev. A. Duane Manson, a 1958 graduate of Wartburg Theological Seminary, has created a lasting legacy for students at the seminary through a scholarship program designed to send as many as five students per year to the Institute of Liturgical Studies held at Valparaiso University in Indiana.
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