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Concordia’s beloved Angel Tree heralds advent season for Milwaukee grade school
The spirit of giving is alive and well at Concordia. For nearly 20 years, the Concordia University Wisconsin community has provided gifts, prayers, and good cheer to students at St. Martini's Lutheran school in Milwaukee.
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October 12, 2020Achievements, Advancement, Batterman School of Business, Campus Ministry, News, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Research, Scholarship, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, School of Nursing, School of PharmacyConcordia celebrates employee grant recipients
It’s Celebration of Faculty Week at Concordia University.
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The Family Weekend tradition continues
Though campus was not bustling with parents and siblings eager to get a glimpse into their Concordian's life, families were still able to connect with their students this weekend. CUW's annual Family Weekend provided an opportunity for students and their families to spend time together through virtual activities, Zoom games and care packages.
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Associate Campus Pastor Doug Bender powerfully reflects on 9-11
Associate Campus Pastor Doug Bender reflected and offered hope on the 19th anniversary of the most horrific tragedy in modern United States history - the 9-11 terrorist attacks in New York, Washington, D.C. and Pennsylvania - during his morning chapel message entitled "Were You There?"
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Meet your 2020-21 Haven musicians
Concordia University's Haven ministry is picking up where it left off last March—praising Jesus with prayer and music during contemporary chapel services on Wednesday mornings and its usual gatherings on Sunday evenings.
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Moments from Skit Night that made us LOL
A Concordia year-opener tradition moved online...and we didn't hate it.
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Concordia’s opening Chapel on “God’s peace in a troubled world” kicks off the 2020-21 academic year
Ya got trouble? God's got peace.
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Have you heard? Campus ministry leaders are back!
The excitement is palpable. That beautiful noise of 50 fired-up students reconnecting after an extra-long separation is deafening in the best possible way.
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