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A Lenten Message from the Interim Dean
I want you to know that the Spring 2010 Semester is off to a good start. We all are very busy, student morale is high, and our partnership with Trinity Lutheran Seminary here in Columbus, Ohio, continues to flourish.
This particular term, I continue to oversee our field education program, as well as team teaching “The Care of Souls” with Dr. Brad Binau of Trinity Lutheran Seminary. Professor Jason Fout is teaching Modern Anglican Theology for Bexley Hall and Theological Anthropology for Trinity Lutheran Seminary and Bexley Hall. Dr. Elise Feyerherm continues to lead our fine Anglican Formation Program, as well as leading our new “Liturgics III: Liturgical Practicum” course, and teaching an elective on “The Daily Prayer of the Church”. I salute my colleagues for their scholarly excellence, gifted teaching, and generosity of spirit.
Formation in Community
On Thursday evenings, Bexley Hall hosts a community dinner, open to the faculty, staff, and students of Bexley Hall and Trinity Lutheran Seminary. Over food and drink, we share in fellowship and conversation.
A Place for Families Too
Look around the Prospective Students section of our site to learn more about Bexley Hall and Columbus, Ohio.
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Called to Common Mission
Since 1998, Bexley Hall has been in partnership with Trinity Lutheran Seminary, sharing facilities, resources, and faculty. Additionally, Anglican students attend an Anglican Formation course for two or the three years of the M.Div. The Episcopal Church and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America are in full communion and share worship, clergy, and mission.
The liturgies for worship are distinct (not hybrid blends), but both denominations attend each others’ worship. Because of our partnership with Trinity Lutheran, the creative possibilities—especially for Anglicans who anticipate working in historically Lutheran geographic areas, or who want a very solid academic AND formational basis—are many.






