
From the Chapter
Holly Ordway on Tolkien’s Faith

Too small a thing
When God has made us to be a light to the nations, how can we simply settle for keeping the lights on?
When it becomes the church’s clear and unmistakable purpose to be a light to the nations, when the glory of God expressed in the redeeming sacrifice of Christ embracing a harassed and helpless world – when this becomes a singular passion, keeping the lights on will matter, but it will become “too small a thing” and it will take care of itself. - Commencement Valediction, 2024

Fr. Paul Wheatley on Romans 9-11

Uprooted and growing

Dr. Williams, Dr. Anderson on the Master of Sacred Music

A Sermon for All Saints’

Proximity to power

Commemorating Nashotah’s first graduate

Dethroned Church

Boersma awarded research fellowship at Durham University

Partner with us to train your next priest
Travailing with Truth

Refreshing the Prayers of the People

InterVarsity Press: Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture

It’s time to go, not time to leave

The Rev. Dr. Wesley Hill on the drama of Galatians

One can’t believe impossible things

Do you want to be healed?

Press release: Explore poetry this summer at the House

A Lenten Lecture Series at Nashotah House
A Lenten Lecture Series: Tuesday evenings during Lent 2023, 6:30-8:00 p.m. (CST)
Explore the history and context of J.S. Bach’s sacred vocal works during this five-week lecture series throughout Lent. Each lecture will feature performances of the music of Bach, both in recording and live performance. The sessions will conclude with a brief sermon given by five current students who have studied these works in courses offered at the seminary. More here >>