The Hausvater Project has news for you:
- A New Logo Promoting Old Values
- Dr. MacPherson to Teach an Online Creation Apologetics Course
- Prof. Quist to Lead an Weekend Apologetics Conference
- Dr. Gene Edward Veith to Speak on Vocation at St. John’s “Grandviews” Retreat
- Free Marriage, Parenting, and Home Devotion Materials
A New Logo Promoting Old Values
The Hausvater Project enlisted liturgical artist Jonathan Mayer of Scapegoat Studio to produce a new logo. Mayer took his cue from Psalm 1, which teaches that the man who delights in the Word of the Lord is like a prosperous tree planted by streams of life-giving water. The tree, which also include a subtle cross shape reminding us that Christ was crucified for our sins, is enclosed within the outline of a church altarpiece, calling to mind “the family altar,” that is, the gathering place of a Christian family for home devotions.
Dr. MacPherson to Teach an Online Creation Apologetics Course
Dr. Ryan MacPherson, president of the Hausvater Project, will commence a new course in Creation Apologetics at Martin Luther College on August 20. Available worldwide to online learners, this course serves MLC’s newly launched M.A. in Theological Studies program and is available to both called workers and laypersons seeking to develop their understanding of confessional Lutheran theology. Click for more information.
Meanwhile, Dr. MacPherson continues to serve as Chair of the History Department at Bethany Lutheran College, where his courses include History 470: The Supreme Court and the American People, now available online for continuing education students seeking a paralegal certificate. Click for more information.
Prof. Quist to Lead a Weekend Apologetics Conference
Prof. Allen Quist, a member of the Hausvater Project’s advisory network, is an adjunct professor of Christian apologetics at Bethany Lutheran Theological Seminary and the author of The Reason I Believe: The Basics of Christian Apologetics. He is scheduled to present a weekend conference for the annual Salem Lutheran Church Men’s Retreat, held this year in Danbury, Wisconsin, September 14–16. Salem Lutheran, of Stillwater, Minnesota, has a long history of sponsoring men’s retreats that combine opportunities for deep theological discussions and Christian mentoring. Click for more information.
Dr. Gene Edward Veith to Speak on Vocation at St. John’s “Grandviews” Retreat
Pastor Johann Caauwe, a member of the Hausvater Project’s board of directors, will be hosting Dr. Gene Edward Veith for a workshop concerning Christian vocation. Sponsored by St. John’s Lutheran Church in Woodlake, Minnesota, the event will be held at the Grandview Valley Winery on August 13. The theme, “Liberal Arts as Vocational Training,” resonates with the Hausvater Project’s series of articles on vocation. Click for more information.
Free Marriage, Parenting, and Home Devotion Materials
The handouts from Dr. MacPherson’s recent 3-session workshop at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, are available for free download here. Remember that www.hausvater.org has many other resources to assist your family in cultivating a Christ-centered marriage and passing your faith down to future generations.
Forgiveness in Christ: it’s for you and your children. (Acts 2:38-29)
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