Understanding Who “Guadalupe” Is: A Lutheran and Latine Perspective

We are excited to invite you to an insightful presentation by Wartburg Seminary’s Centro Teológico Luterano Multicultural (CTLM) on “Understanding Who Guadalupe Is: Lutheran and the Virgen of Guadalupe – a Latino Perspective.” This presentation promises to offer a rich exploration of the cultural and theological significance of the Virgin of Guadalupe within the Lutheran context. View a PDF flyer here.

Event Details:

  • Date: Saturday, August 17th, 2024, 7am -10am MST/PDT

  • Location: Zoom – 100% in English

  • Facilitator: Rev. Jesus Escamilla

This event is particularly relevant for our synod as it provides an opportunity to deepen our understanding of Latino religious traditions and their intersections with Lutheran theology. The Virgin of Guadalupe holds profound cultural and spiritual significance for many Latine communities, and this presentation aims to bridge cultural gaps and foster mutual understanding within our diverse faith community.

Rev. Jesus Escamilla will guide us through the historical and contemporary relevance of Guadalupe, helping us appreciate her role and significance from a Latino Lutheran perspective. This is a unique chance to engage with and learn from these perspectives, enriching our collective faith journey.

To participate in this enlightening session, please register at wartburgseminary.edu/ctlm. Mark your calendars and join in on Zoom for a morning of learning, reflection, and community.

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