Mike Blair has served Luther College as campus pastor since 1991. Before serving at Luther he was campus pastor at Augustana College, Rock Island and Associate Pastor at First Lutheran Church in Freeport, Ill.

Mike received a Bachelor of Arts in music and psychology from Augustana College, Rock Island in 1979 and a Master's degree in Divinity from the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago in 1985. He is married to Susan Blair. 

Pastor Amy has served as Luther College as campus pastor since August, 2005. Before serving at Luther, Amy was Pastor of Education and Family Life at First Lutheran Church in Fergus Falls, Minn.

Amy received a Bachelor of Arts in religion from Luther College in 1996 and a Masters of divinity from Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN in 2000. Amy has also studied in Zimbabwe and Tanzania. She is married to Pastor Matt Larson. They have two children.

Pastor David came to Luther in August of 2001.  He loves working with students as they discover their gifts, prepare for their vocation in life, and live out their faith in learning, worship, service, and action.  Prior to coming to Luther, David served St. Mark’s Lutheran Church in Batesville, Ind. and worked in youth ministry at First Lutheran Church in Cincinnati, Ohio. Active in advocacy and study around immigration issues and youth development, Pastor David has spoken at various regional and national youth events, including serving as keynote for the ELCA Youth Gathering in Atlanta, Georgia, ELCA Global Mission Glocal events around the country, and others.

Pastor David is the author of Out of the Waters: Resisting the Power of Fear, a Bible study on the book of Exodus, published by the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services and 1 and 2 Samuel from the Books of Faith Bible Study Series by Augsburg Fortress Publishers. He holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from Texas Lutheran University and a master's degree in divinity from the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. He received his Doctorate of Ministry in Preaching (D. Min) through the Association of Chicago Theological Schools.

Pastor David is married to Dr. Karla Suomala, who teaches in the Religion Department at Luther College. They have two children, Dawit and Meheret.

Father Gibbs is originally from Bernard, Iowa and graduated from Loras to go onto seminary at St. Mary's Seminary and University in Baltimore, Md. Ordained in 1994, Father Gibbs went on to serve as an associate pastor in two parishes. He has spent the last eight years serving the archdiocese as Director of Vocation Awareness where he worked to promote vocations and invite men to consider the priesthood.

Lorraine has been on staff at Luther since 1991. Lorraine is responsible for creating the Sunday worship and daily chapel bulletins, coordinating scheduling and travel arrangements for the pastors, serving as a secretarial resource for the Congregation Council, and supervising fifteen student workers. She is a graduate of Mount Mercy College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Lorraine and her husband, Ron, have four grown children, Julie, Chad, Shanna, and Renae, and two grandchildren, Alex and Tyler Rogers. In addition to spending time with family, she enjoys reading, traveling, baking, and entertaining.

Lori has been on staff at Luther since 1993. Lori maintains relations with churches, supervises student workers for the EPIC Program, outreach teams, Church Youth Fest, church group visits, mission programs, database updates, Habitat for Humanity, In Touch co-editors, office web design, Grace Institute, and Summer Ministry student. A Minnesota native, she is a graduate of Concordia College in Moorhead, Minn. She is married with three sons, likes to spend time with her family and friends, bake, scrapbook and spend time outside.

Sandhya Purohit Caton is the Interfaith Coordinator for the Luther Diversity Center and the Office of College Ministries.

Sandhya holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Yale University, where she designed a course of study focusing on the interplay among the various religions and cultures of South Asia. While a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania, she studied sacred and courtly literary traditions in both the Sanskrit and Persian languages. Her research interests remain focused on Islam as an integral part of South Asian culture and history, but her interfaith work at Luther College is drawing her towards consideration of religious pluralism here in the United States. As the daughter of immigrants from India, she has volunteered locally, sharing her educational and personal knowledge about India and Hinduism through visits to college and public school classrooms, at the Vesterheim Museum and other venues, and also with several church groups. She has served as youth educator for the Northeast Iowa Unitarian Universalist Fellowship and is affiliated with the Northeast Iowa Peace and Justice Center. She is the Lead Facilitator at Luther College for the Journey Conversations Project, an interfaith dialogue group that encourages contemplative sharing across differences in belief. She helps bring an interfaith perspective to Daily Chapel, and through interfaith services and dinners, works to support the faith life of all students at Luther College.

Sandhya makes her home in Decorah with her husband Brian Caton (Dept. of History, Luther College), her mother Ratna and toddler son Pranav.