Watch the 2021 Virtual Mini-Conference Recording!
Thank you for all who attended the mini-conference! We hope you will join us in-person at St. Olaf for CWTA 2022: July 25-28, 2022.
Mini-conference sessions:
Building Worshipping Communities of Respect, Trust and Love
Presenter: Anton Armstrong; Facilitator: Deanna Thompson
“I’ve been meaning to ask…” – Fostering Curiosity, Courage, and Connection
Presenters: A Sanctified Art
Radical Joy! Finding Your Freedom Practice and Deepening Healing
Presenter: Joe Davis
“To Repair”: A Conversation with Tesfa Wondemagegnehu and Antron McKay-West
Presenter: Tesfa Wondemagegnehu and Antron McKay-West
Hear from long-time CWTA participant and St. Olaf alum Austen Wilson ’03 on his 2021 CWTA experience.
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The Lutheran Center for Faith, Values, and Community
Nourished by Lutheran tradition, the Lutheran Center for Faith, Values, and Community engages people of all backgrounds and beliefs in deep exploration of core commitments and life choices in ways that foster inclusive community, both within and beyond St. Olaf College.
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As a college with a vibrant Lutheran faith tradition, a thriving program in the arts, and a beautiful residential campus, St. Olaf has long supported the church at large in its mission of bearing witness to the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Conference on Worship, Theology, and the Arts offers professional development, spiritual nourishment and networking opportunities for persons engaged in congregational ministry.
Pastors, church musicians, artists and lay leaders from many denominations and congregations of varying sizes participate in the conference. The conference offers ideas and practices that participants can readily incorporate into worship in their own congregations. Concepts are introduced in conference sessions and worship services in Boe Memorial Chapel and other beautiful spaces on campus. The daily worship services refresh and inspire those who are leaders in their home congregations.
As a community of learners, the conference faculty and the participants foster spiritual renewal and affirm vocation. Participants develop personal and professional networks to call upon for support, expertise and counsel.
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The St. Olaf Conference on Worship, Theology, and the Arts is presented in partnership with MorningStar Music Publishers, Inc. and the Presbyterian Association of Musicians (PAM) .
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