The Office for College Ministries sponsors, supports, and partners with a variety of student organizations and interest groups.
Contact ministry@luther.edu for information about the following organizations.
Council for Faith and Life (CFAL)
CFAL is a student advisory board that works with the Office for College Ministries to advocate for and create religious, interfaith, and spiritual opportunities on campus and in the community. Interested? Complete this interest form. To learn more, please email cfal@luther.edu.
Meets:
1st and 3rd Tuesdays
9:45 a.m.
Qualley Lounge (CFL)
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
FCA, an interdenominational and evangelical organization, strives to strengthen the moral, mental, and spiritual fibers of athletes, coaches, and all interested non-athletes through Bible study, prayer, and fellowship. Visit www.fca.org.
Meets:
Mondays
8 p.m.
Rock Room (Regents)

Women’s and Men’s Groups
Student-led Bible study groups that meet weekly for reflection and prayer, welcoming those in every step of their faith journey.
To learn more about the women’s group, please email ministry@luther.edu.

Tuesday Night Discipleship (TND)
Weekly gathering for students seeking Christian fellowship and spiritual growth. Build relationships and deepen your walk of faith through worship time, Bible teaching, and prayer. To learn more, please email ministry@luther.edu.
Meets:
Tuesdays
7:30 p.m.
Location: varies
Called Outward: Exploring Skills for Faith-Based Leadership
Through this yearlong program, an annual cohort of four to six Luther students engages in experiential learning around leadership in faith communities.
During the fall semester, students and mentors engage in shared learning and discernment about topics and skills for faith-based leadership. During the spring semester, students serve as interns in local congregations. The program fulfills the college’s experiential learning requirement.
The Called Outward program aims to equip students to reimagine faith-based leadership both within and beyond congregational models of ministry. Possible exploratory topics and experiences include: stewardship and sustainability, hospitality, bridge-building, advocacy, and community organizing. The topical nature of the program intentionally creates space for diverse student participation from a wide range of vocational interests.
Little Free Pantry
The Little Free Pantry (LFP) is a self-sustained, 100% donation driven program at Luther College to supplement the food and resource needs of students, faculty, and staff on campus.
The LFP exists as an additional food, nutrition, and hygiene resource. All people are welcome to take from the LFP when in need. We stock shelf-stable meal items, snacks, and self-care products.
Locations: The Multifaith/Meditation room in the Center for Faith and Life (unlocked and available 24/7) and the Union Lobby (during regular college hours).Â
Pastor Melissa Bills
Director of College Ministries
College Pastor
Center for Faith and Life 108
Phone: 563-387-1042