2023 Fall Theological Conference
Journeys Through Revelation: Preaching Apocalyptic Hope So the Earth Is Not Left Behind
2023 South Dakota Synod Fall Theological Conference
Pierre, SD
September 17-19, 2023
2023 South Dakota Synod Assembly Recap
Recap of the 2023 South Dakota Synod Assembly held on June 2-3, 2023 at Our Savior’s Lutheran in Sioux Falls.
Bishop Hagmaier’s Easter Message 2023
Bishop Hagmaier’s Easter Message for 2023 to the South Dakota Synod.
2023 First Call Retreat
The First Call Retreat is a gathering of rostered ministers in their first three years of ordained ministry. Continued theological education, relationship development between colleagues and synod staff, and time to rest are emphasized in this time together.
2023 Fall Theological Conference
The theme for the 2023 Fall Theological Conference is “Journeys Through Revelation: Preaching Apocalyptic Hope So the Earth Is Not Left Behind.” The conference will take place in Pierre, SD on September 17-19, 2023.
Entering the Books of Job & Revelation
Join Pastor J.T. Miller as he discusses two books of the Bible which often leave people confused: the Book of Job and the Book of Revelation. Dive into the book of Job from 9:30am-12:00pm MT, and the book of Revelation from 6:00-8:30pm MT. The cost is $25 per session. Register for one or both!
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Mailing Address
South Dakota Synod, ELCA
2001 S Summit Ave
Sioux Falls, SD 57197
Fax
605-274-4028
Location
2125 S Summit Avenue
Sioux Falls, SD 57197
Office Hours
Monday – Friday
8am–5pm
COVID-19 Restrictions: Masks Required for Unvaccinated Individuals. Please call ahead to meet with staff.
Land Acknowledgment
South Dakota Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America recognizes that the Oceti Sakowin, (the Seven Council Fires of the Lakota, Dakota, Nakota) the Arikara, the Ponca, and the Cheyenne, are the original inhabitants of South Dakota; and South Dakota is the current home of the Cheyenne River Tribe, Crow Creek Tribe, Flandreau Santee Tribe, Lower Brule Tribe, Oglala Tribe, Rosebud Tribe, Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate, Standing Rock Tribe, and Yankton Tribe.
We recognize that we are called to be in good relationship with our neighbors, that the tribes are sovereign nations, that there is a history of broken treaties and broken trust, and that there is lots of work to be done. And we also recognize that as Christians, we have faith in new life, in hope for mending what is broken, and in our calling through the Holy Spirit to do this work.