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JOB POSTINGS

Here at St. Peter's

Part-Time Janitorial Assistant – 20 Hours/Week

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church & School is seeking a dependable, detail-oriented Part-Time Janitorial Assistant to help care for our church, school, and preschool facilities. We are looking for someone with a servant’s heart who sees this work as more than just a job and takes pride in creating clean, safe, welcoming spaces for our congregation, students, families, and staff. The ideal candidate is a self-starter who is diligent, proactive, and able to work independently with minimal supervision while paying close attention to the details that make our facilities look their best. The position is 20 hours per week, with a negotiable schedule, although our preference is for someone who can work Monday through Friday in the afternoons. Previous janitorial, custodial, or housekeeping experience is preferred, but we are especially interested in finding someone who is dependable, takes pride in their work, and is willing to serve others as part of the ministry of St. Peter’s. If you are interested in applying for this position, please contact Michelle Leahy (mleahy@stpetersfw.org or 749-5816).


Within our Lutheran and Surrounding Community

For full position descriptions and to apply, visit ctsfw.edu/employment


Review of applications will start immediately and continue until the positions are filled. 

Seeking Housing for Seminary Students

Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne (CTSFW), would appreciate your assistance as we seek additional off-campus housing options for incoming students, returning vicars, and their families.


We are currently working to identify housing available for rent or purchase. A wide range of options would be helpful, including large or small homes, apartments, and other suitable housing, whether close to campus or within a manageable daily drive.


If you have housing available or have any questions, please contact Renita Nahrwold, our relocation coordinator, at Relocation@ctsfw.edu or (260) 452-2248.


Comnmunity Harvest Food Bank of Northeast IN, INC

JOB DESCRIPTION (CLICK HERE)

Executive Assistant

LOCAL EVENTS

Experience CTSFW for yourself!

The Admission team at Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne (CTSFW), invites you to campus for our fall 2026 Prayerfully Consider Visit (PCV) October 8–10. PCV is designed to give prospective students insight into the programs and community at CTSFW as they discern whether to pursue becoming a pastor or a deaconess. 


This free event includes the following experiences for you and your family:

  • Meeting others considering pastoral ministry or deaconess service
  • Attending classes with the CTSFW faculty
  • Getting to know your Admission counselor
  • Worshiping with seminarians and their families
  • Touring our campus and Fort Wayne

On-campus room and board are included at no expense during PCV. You will receive details after completing your registration. We hope that you're able to join us for this informative and impactful weekend. To register, visit ctsfw.edu/PCV.


Contact Deaconess Katie Aiello at Katie.Aiello@ctsfw.edu with questions. May God bless and guide you always. 

REGISTER TODAY


Oktoberfest: Friends of Wyneken

The Friends of Wyneken will host an Oktoberfest at the Wyneken House on Saturday, September 26 from 5-9 PM. There will be German and American food and beverages, a silent auction, live music by the duo String Theory and tours of the historic Wyneken House. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Additional information can be found on the Friends of Wyneken Facebook page or by calling/texting (260) 437-0420. The Wyneken House is located at 11730 NW Winchester Road, Decatur, Indiana.


IRON SHARPENS IRON

Join us September 25–27 at Camp Lutherhaven in Albion, Indiana for our annual Men’s Retreat — a weekend where faith, brotherhood, and renewal come together under the theme Iron Sharpens Iron.


Nestled in the quiet beauty of northern Indiana, Lutherhaven offers the ideal setting to unplug and refocus — wooded trails, open skies, campfires, and the kind of unhurried space that makes real conversations and lasting friendships possible. It’s a place to step away from the noise and lean into what matters most.


Speaker: Pastor Gabe Kasper

Gabe serves as Lead Pastor of University Lutheran Church and has a heart for preaching that is both thoughtful and practical. After helping plant churches in Austin, TX, he now serves in Michigan, focusing on preaching, leadership development, and pastoral care. He studied at Concordia University Wisconsin, earned his MDiv from Concordia Seminary (St. Louis), and completed an MPhil from Eastern Michigan University.


His theme, “Finding Home: An Invitation to Religious Spirituality,” will explore the tension many feel between being “spiritual but not religious” and how Scripture calls us into a faith that is deeply personal — yet firmly rooted in Christ’s Church.

REGISTER HERE


The Bridge 20/30 Group
Fort Wayne Young Adults Outings


Check out their FaceBook page HERE


Submit Artwork for Kramer Chapel Bulletins


The Good Shepherd Institute of Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne (CTSFW), invites artists to submit new artwork for use in service bulletins. This artwork will be used in open spaces in bulletins, calling attention not to itself but to the service and the Word of God.


There is no limit to the number of works an artist may submit, but it may be advantageous to submit a few examples as a starting point to gauge interest. Avoid lengthy texts and details that will be difficult to see if the image is reduced in size. All designs should be black and white, along with the full spectrum of gray.


There is no particular submission deadline. For more information and to submit artwork, visit ctsfw.edu/bulletin-art.

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RESOURCES & LINKS

Past Recorded Bible Studies

Reading the Bible with Pastor


Find past episodes of Mark and Esther using the button below.


Reading the Bible Videos
Man speaking, “Mark” text, stone creature, light blue background.

This study below focuses on the leadership of our first LCMS Synod Presidents and how they navigated our church body in America. If you've missed a week, listen to the audio using the links below: