The Mission and Legacy of Faithful and Flourishing Lutheran Education
Includes Multiple Live Events. The next is on 01/13/2026 at 7:00 PM (CST)
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- Non-member - $150
January 12 – February 20, 2026, Tuesdays, 7:00 p.m. CST
This course, designed for new teachers in Lutheran schools, but open to all, provides learners with a solid foundation of the multi-century and global legacy of Lutheran schools. Participants will learn what is distinct about Lutheran schools, and what it means to be an engaged teacher or leader in a Lutheran school. Six sessions will include topics like the history and legacy of Lutheran schools, what it takes to be a faithful and flourishing Lutheran school, what is distinct about Lutheran schools and how to be active and engaged in advancing the mission of your Lutheran school. This can be completed as a stand-alone course or as part of a four-course Foundations of Lutheran Education Certificate.
Course Objectives
- Describe the legacy and distinctives of Lutheran education.
- Explain what characterizes a faithful and flourishing Lutheran school.
- Use these insights to inform school culture, climate, traditions and practices.
- Support and amplify the mission and culture of the Lutheran school community.
Individuals affiliated with eligible preferred partner organizations receive exclusive tuition discounts for Concordia Nebraska Studia Vitae courses. Please visit cune.edu/partnerdiscount to view a list of current preferred partners and verify your membership to receive your discount code.
Dr. David Rindt
Assistant Professor of Education
Concordia University, Nebraska
Dr. David Rindt is an Assistant Professor of Education at Concordia University, Nebraska. He serves as Director of Secondary Education, and is a graduate of Concordia University, Wisconsin (2008, 2021). He has served as teacher and administrator in Lutheran schools in Kansas, California, Missouri and Nebraska. He resides in Lincoln, Nebraska with his wife Kelly, and his three children.