Upcoming Events

"Woven Together: Where our humanity meets the world today."

This intensive course - led by Louisville Seminary faculty - serves as the centerpiece of the week-long Mosaic Symposium. Through this intensive course, students, faculty, and guests are invited to engage and participate in dialogue exploring the course theme: "Woven Together."

Register by August 21 to step into the classroom alongside current Louisville Seminary students and faculty for a day of worship, learning, artistic collaboration, and deep conversation.

Register by Aug 21

This opportunity is open to the general public as part of our Lifelong Learning initiative. Please register only if you are a non-degree seeking participant.

4:30 PM Reception | 6:00 PM Hybrid Lecture
Louisville Seminary Winn Center & Online
Free & open to the public

We all live by (a) code. Whether we acknowledge it or not. Much like the software we encounter on a regular basis, a person’s code is not readily visible. However, code is responsible for the ways that things behave. Especially those things which depend upon its logic(s) to function. However, when it comes to people our code is rarely visible, even to ourselves. "Woven Together By Code" will explore our unexplored and unspoken programming/ways of life as a means to arrive at a more cohesive and interwoven way of living and being.

Join internationally recognized scholar Dr. Philip Butler for the 2026 Caldwell Lecture as part of Louisville Seminary's Mosaic Symposium.

This lecture explores the 2026 Symposium theme: Woven Together: Where Humanity Meets the World Today.

Register by Aug 21

With Alum Reunion Reception at 4:00 PM.

LPTS Alums are invited to RSVP for the 2026 LPTS Alum Reunion on Thursday, September 3, 2026!

Be a part of this year's Mosaic Symposium, a weeklong annual experience that brings together the Louisville Seminary community to kick off the 173rd academic year.

RSVP by Aug 21

You are warmly invited to a special worship service celebrating the opening Convocation of the 173rd Academic year of Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and installation of Rev. Dr. Hee Jin Lee as Assistant Professor of Marriage and Family Therapy.

"What Will You Feed Them?" After Jesus’ death and resurrection, he appears to his disciples, who have returned to their livelihoods, and prepares food and feeds them. Feeding is a critical metaphor to reveal various relational and emotional/psychological descriptions, including the preacher’s cultural identity. More importantly, just as he feeds his disciples, he leaves the message: “Feed my lambs/sheep.” From this scene, we can ask the most fundamental questions in pastoral/ spiritual care and counseling/ theology: “Whom will you feed? And what will you feed them?” This sermon conveys that, just as Christ feeds us, we will be encouraged to nourish one another with the love of God in the world.

Following worship, join us in the LouSem Hope cafe for a Community Lunch hosting by the Academic Dean's Office.
All are invited to attend! RSVP by August 21, 2026.

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A gathering for Black women discerning or growing in their call to ministry.

This gathering will be held at: Grace Hope Presbyterian Church (702 East Breckinridge Street Louisville, KY 40203)

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Hosted by the Faithful Formation Project
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4:30 PM Reception | 6:00 PM Hybrid Lecture
Louisville Seminary Winn Center & Online
Free & open to the public

Can the sacred, usually a source of liberation, become an instrument of violence? Examining the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Dr. Arroyo will explore the complicated history of the sacraments in colonial Latin America - how they were used to instill fear and reinforce the subjugation of enslaved people, while also becoming instruments of healing, resistance, liberation, and the defense of human dignity. Together, we will reflect on the Church's ongoing calling to weave faith, justice, and compassion into the lives of marginalized communities. Visit the registration page to learn more about this lecture.

Join Assistant Director of Global Services and Director of the Latinx Programs at Princeton Theological Seminary, Rev. Dr. Samuel Arroyo for the 2026 Presler Lecture.

Register by Sept 15

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The Black Church Cornerstone Collaborative is a grant program of Louisville Seminary's Black Church Studies Program funded by Lilly Endowment Inc. The Black Church Cornerstone Collaborative Rural Summit focuses on supporting and empowering rural and small-town Black churches and faith-based communities in Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, and Missouri regions. This summit will provide ministerial and theological resources for collaborating congregations by offering workshops, seminars and other resources.
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A gathering for Black women discerning or growing in their call to ministry.

This gathering will be held at: Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church (4033 Vermont Avenue Louisville, KY 40211)

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A gathering for Black women discerning or growing in their call to ministry.

This gathering will be held at: Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (1044 Alta Vista Road Louisville, KY 40205)

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A gathering for Black women discerning or growing in their call to ministry.

The location of this gathering has yet to be determined.

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