The Consortium for Classical and Lutheran Education will be holding its annual conference July 15-17 in St. Louis on the beautiful, historic gothic campus of Concordia Seminary. This year there will even be child care!
I’ll be there–talking about George Herbert, the Christian poet whom I’ve been featuring here lately–along with many others (check out the list along with links to registration details after the break). Show up and we can have a Cranach summit meeting!
CCLE XIV – Language, Logic, and Lutheran Education
Tuesday-Thursday, July 15-17, 2014
hosted by Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Plenary Speakers
Rev. Bart J. Day, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod What is Lutheran about Lutheran Education?
Dr. Thomas Korcok, author of Lutheran Education: From Wittenberg to the Future
Mr. James Selby, creator of Classical Composition Apollo, Dionysus, and Christ: Why Language Matters
Attend sessions with noted Lutheran teachers and pastors
Dr. Gene Edward Veith
Dr. E. Christian Kopff
Rev. Dr. Thomas Egger
Rev. Larry Beane
Rev. Jason Braaten
Dr. Jackquelyn Veith, Joanna Hensley, Melinda Heine, Cheryl Swope, & many more
Enjoy sessions designed for Lutheran homeschoolers, school administrators, newcomers to classical education, and anyone seeking CCLE Educator Certification
via The Consortium for Classical and Lutheran Education | Advancing and promoting classical education within the context of confessional Lutheranism.
For the schedule and all of the topics, go here.
For Registration information, go here.
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