The Alpha course will be presented for students at Luther House as a “Soup and Sandwiche Lunch” program.
All are welcome to join us here from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.
Our first meeting in the series begins on September 17th, 2009
You may drop in and register whenever you see the “OPEN” sign in the window or phone 519-433-0975 and leave a message.
We look forward to meeting you.
All of our residence is rented.
Contact us if you would like to live in Luther House during the 2010-2011 school year.
A new year is beginning and we have two single bedrooms available for rent.
Ours is a covenant community in Christian living while attending the University of Western Ontario or Fanshawe College. We welcome your inquiry about Luther House. You can also visit our home web site for Lutheran Campus Ministry www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com
Students enjoy our large common areas, high speed wireless internet, free laundry facilities and more. Hurry these rooms will rent fast.
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What a privilege to be the coordinator at this very special time in the history of London-Lutheran Campus Ministry.
Our visitors at the anniversary reception were from the very first year of the acquisition of our first Luther Campus Centre to the present. How fortunate we are to be able to have such depth of living history in our ministry.
L-LCM took advantage of this occasion to honor all three local congregations which have been so supportive of us, Redeemer Lutheran, St. Ansgar Lutheran and Trinity Lutheran. Our council chairperson Mrs. Carmen Dimetryko presented a keepsake memento to each congregation.
We were also able to present mementos to the Opper and Hulan families for their participation over the last twenty-five years as students, parents of students and as council members at Luther House at various times.
We also made a special presentation to Mrs. Marjory Haywood who was a founding member of the Lutheran Student Association in 1948 and has just recently resigned as a council member here. Her active support of London-Lutheran Campus Ministry over all these years has been a blessing indeed.
Former students, current students and retired and active pastors were also present.
There was an infectious happiness throughout the group all afternoon. Old friends met and chatted. Older folk met with younger folk and there seemed me that there was no age difference between them. Memories were shared amongst us as were the hopes for the future of Lutheran Campus Ministry.
If you missed the event you are still welcome to drop in and say “Hi” whenever you see the “OPEN” sign in the window. This is a student drop-in whether you are new or old. We would love to meet you.
Peace,
Dwight
This year we are blessed with three new students from China. They were quite curious to visit my home congregation, Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church. This is the first church they have been in and were quite impressed with the whole experience and especially the stained glass windows.
We also met with Reine who is an adopted girl from China. I think Reine (3) was quite taken aback by meeting these familiar looking strangers. She soon warmed up to them coyly.
We then visited St. Peter’s Basilica to see the even more impressive stained glass windows there. I noticed the effect on the students. Their sense of awe was soon replaced by a sense of appreciation for the spiritual awakening within them. We plan to visit other churches near London, perhaps yours.
Peace,
Dwight
This is an unusual experience for us here at Luther House. We are busy throughout the summer. We are presenting the Campus Alpha Course for Students from the University of Western Ontario and from Fanshawe College. There has been much excitement because apparently this is the only program running here in London at this time. We are also running a second night Alpha Program for adults.
Our house is full with students and for the month of July we will be hosting a family from Owen Sound who are here for a summer course for one of their children. Ah the pitter patter of little feet. Well, not too little but we will enjoy the enthusiasm and the energy of these young folk.
If you are visiting in London this summer, drop in and say hi. Someone will be here. We would love to hear from you.
WHAT IS ALPHA???
An opportunity to explore the meaning of life.
More than four million people all over the world have completed the Alpha course during the last ten years in churches, homes, schools, universities and prisons.
Alpha is an opportunity for anyone to explore the Christian faith in a relaxed, non-threatening setting over ten thought-provoking weekly sessions, with an optional day or weekend away.
It is low-key, friendly and fun.
Here are some of the questions we hope to be able to answer:
What’s the point of life? What happens when we die? Is forgiveness possible?
What relevance does Jesus have for our lives today?
Browse the Alpha web site for more information www.alphacanada.org Then contact us through our web site www.lutherancampusministrylondon.com We would be blessed if you choose to attend our meetings.
Registration begins Tuesday, June 2nd. You can come visit us at 1144 Richmond Street or contact us by e-mail or phone. See the contact page.
What are we celebrating, you ask?
This year, at this time, marks the “50th Anniversary” of Lutheran Campus Ministry-London. We have been ministering to local and international students of the University of Western Ontario and Fanshawe College. You are invited! June 7th at Luther House. We will also be dedicating our new sign.
But wait, there is more! We have a very special presentation to make.
Marjory Heywood (nee Klopp) class of ‘50, has been involved and supportive of our ministry since the very beginning. Marjory has now resigned from our council. We feel that this special lady should be given special recognition and we invite all of her friends and family and colleagues and students to be present for a special presentation.
Luther House will be prepared to meet you at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 7th
We will be serving refreshments, snacks.
While in London you might enjoy a morning service at one of our local churches. Trinity and St. Ansgar Lutheran services begin at 10:30 a.m. and Redeemer begins at 10 a.m.
We look forward to seeing you again.
London-Lutheran Campus Ministry Celebration of 50 years “In Mission To Others”. Come celebrate with us!!
Sunday, June 7th 2009 at Luther House we will be hosting an afternoon of memories. We would really appreciate your attendance. Did you participate in Lutheran Student Movement? Do you remember your days in Lutheran Campus Ministry? We have some interesting photos of “Days Gone Bye” and you may be in one of the many pictures from the 50’s. Drop in a visit us on your way to Luther Hostel at Waterloo Seminary.
Did you know that our National Bishop, Rev. Susan Johnson lived at Luther House when her father Rev. Don Johnson was our Campus Ministry Chaplain at the University of Western Ontario?
Details of our events are with your pastor here in the London Conference – Ontario. If you are out of this area contact us through this site and we will send you the information and an invitation.
This would also be a good time to sign-up for our “Summer Alpha Program” which commences that week.
