Events and Registration at LPTS | Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary

March 25, 2025, 3:00 pm

DMIN VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE

Refresh. Renew. Rediscover. Are you ready to take your ministry to the next level? The Doctor of Ministry (DMin) Program at Louisville Seminary is designed for experienced ministry leaders looking to grow in a supportive, practical, and dynamic academic environment.

Connect with world-class faculty
Engage with a diverse and encouraging peer community
Deepen your theological and leadership skills

The next cohort starts January 2026!

Join Rev. Dr. Dianne Reistroffer (Interim Director, DMin Program) and Rev. Dr. Debra Mumford (Dean of the Seminary) for a virtual open house to learn more:
‼️ Anyone who signs up to attend an open house will receive a waiver code for $50 off your application fee if you apply before April 1st‼️

Reserve your spot today! http://lpts.edu/DMinVirtualOpenHouse

March 27th, 2025, 8:30-4:00 pm (Breakfast & Lunch Provided)

COME & EXPERIENCE LPTS!

Are you exploring your call to ministry or theological education? Join us for Experience LPTS, an immersive visit to Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary!

What to Expect:

Attend a class
Tour our beautiful campus
Meet current students
Experience chapel worship
Learn about admissions & financial aid
Engage with faculty & leadership

Don’t miss this chance to see what makes LPTS special!
RSVP at least 3 days in advance to save your spot!
Sign Up Today at: https://lpts.edu/forms/experience-lpts-visit-days/

April 8, 2025, 5:00 PM Lecture, 6:30 PM Meet & Greet Reception and Book Signing

GRAWEMEYER LECTURE: DISABILITY WISDOM, SPIRITUAL SUBVERSIVENESS, AND THE SOUL WORK OF JUSTICE

Join us for the 2025 Grawemeyer Religion Award Lecture featuring Rabbi Julia Watts Belser, acclaimed disability advocate, Georgetown professor, and author of the award-winning book, , “Loving Our Own Bones”. 📖

Disability Wisdom, Spiritual Subversiveness, and the Soul Work of Justice
Disability can be a powerful catalyst for reimagining religion. Reading biblical texts through the prism of disability can help us challenge ableism and injustice—and crack open potent new ways of thinking about God’s presence and power. Disability wisdom also offers us an invitation to turn with gentleness toward our own flesh, to build a world that honors the complexity and the sacredness of all our bodies and minds.

In-person & livestreamed.
ASL Interpretation Provided.
Out of care for our entire community—including those with underlying health conditions— we kindly encourage facemask use throughout the event.

Learn More & RSVP at lpts.edu/2025Grawemeyer