Summer 2026
Summer 2026 (Issue 17)
On Starting a College
Luther Classical College is both remarkably new and unmistakably old.
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Caleb Karges
I met the people here and learned that this is a beautiful and supportive community of believers. My experience since then has confirmed it far beyond my original estimation.
What Is the Ideal? What are We Striving For?
Rev. Schultz reflects on LCC from his perspective as headmaster of a classical school, suggesting that LCC’s approach to education can serve as a model for Lutheran classical education at all levels.
On Starting a College
Luther Classical College is both remarkably new and unmistakably old.
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Caleb Karges
I met the people here and learned that this is a beautiful and supportive community of believers. My experience since then has confirmed it far beyond my original estimation.
What Is the Ideal? What are We Striving For?
Rev. Schultz reflects on LCC from his perspective as headmaster of a classical school, suggesting that LCC’s approach to education can serve as a model for Lutheran classical education at all levels.
Review of Te Laudamus
We have the resources to initiate our people into the sublime and holy art, poetry, and music of the Church’s storehouse.
Jesus, Thou Who Teachest Me (Hymn)
“Jesus, Thou Who Teachest Me” was written for and sung at the opening service of Luther Classical College on August 24th A+D 2026.