Booksigning at Concordia Seminary, wine and cheese included




Concordia Seminary will honor faculty members who have recently published books next Tuesday, May 19, 4:00-6:00PM, in the Seminary’s Koburg Hall (map and directions).
The celebration will include the requisite fine wine, hors d’oeuvres, and lively conversation. And the writers will be present to sign books. We’re not elitist at Concordia, so we want to celebrate with anyone who’d like to raise a glass to good writing and/or good theology. Everything is free but the books.
The following writers and their books will be feted:
- Charles Arand and Robert Kolb: The Genius of Luther’s Theology (Baker)
- Charles Arand, Robert Kolb and Robert Rosin: essays in The Pastoral Luther (Eerdmans)
- Kent Burreson: editor for He Was Crucified (Concordia)
- Robert Kolb: Martin Luther: Confessor of the Faith (Oxford)
- Reed Lessing: Concordia Commentary: Amos (Concordia)
- David Maxwell: an essay in In the Shadow of the Incarnation (Notre Dame)
- Francis Rossow: Gospel Patterns in Literature (Kirk House)
- Quentin Wesselschmidt: Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture: Psalms 51-150 (InterVarsity)
We plan to make this an annual event on campus (which is absolutely beautiful this time of year). So plenty of reasons for you to come and help us get off on the good foot.
All books will be available for purchase at Concordia Seminary’s bookstore, as well as during the event.
For more information, contact our Office of Theological Research and Publication at 314-505-7117.


Travis Scholl, 35, is managing editor of theological publications at Concordia Seminary. A graduate of Yale Divinity School (MDiv), he is an ordained Lutheran minister. Despite some time away, he and his wife are native St. Louisans, as is the child they are now raising.