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Welcome...
  ...New Students!
    ...Returning Students!
      ...Faculty & Staff!
        ...Parents!
          ...Pastors!
            ...Friends!

The the 2008/2009 academic year is not that far off!  If you are an incoming student (or a returning student), please drop us a line.  We'd like to keep you informed.

Worship

The worship schedule is being set for the new academic year.  August 17, the Sunday before classes begin, will feature Holy Communion at St. Paul Lutheran Church, at 10:00 AM, and Holy Communion at the Chapel of Christ the King (a.k.a., the Lutheran Campus Chapel), at 7:00 PM.  Compline will be prayed later that evening, at 9:00 PM.  Transportation back to Evansdale will be provided.

We also offer a variety of midweek prayer services.  A full schedule will be posted by early August.  Be sure to check this site again.  In the meantime, click here to find out more about worship.

Lemonade Stand on the PorticoFellowship

We always kick off the year with Lemonade Stand.  Stop by the Lutheran Campus Center during the first two days of class for a cool, refreshing, and free glass of lemonade.  No kidding...it's really free!  We don't even make you fill out any forms or applications...not like those credit card companies...or even some of the other campus ministries.  "Free" means "free."  The lemonade is our gift to you.  Welcome to WVU!

Service

Interested in helping people in need?  The Lutheran Disaster Response Collegiate Corps (LDRCC) was founded by the LCM@WVU in the 2005/2006 academic year.  Student staffed and led, the LDRCC responds to disasters primarily in central Appalachia, though we have been to the Gulf Coast four times.  Your college years can be a time for heroism.  Are you ready to answer the call?

Education

Learning isn't for the classroom only.  The LCM@WVU offers formal and informal, group and one-on-one instruction in Bible, Theology, and Church History.  As St. Anselm said, "Fides quaerens intellectum."  To learn more about our educational offerings, click here.

A Place

The Lutheran Campus Center is located on the Downtown campus directly across the street from the Wise Library (less than two blocks from the Mountainlair.  The Chapel building features, in addition to the sanctuary, a lounge with kitchen, library, and plenty of room for a variety of activities.  Some come to eat, others to study, still others to recreate, and, yes, some to nap between classes.  Right behind the Chapel is the Luther House, our residential house for WVU students.

LSM  (The Lutheran Student Movement)

LSM gang with bannerThe Lutheran Student Movement is a pan-Lutheran student led organization active at the local, regional, and national level created to promote the active participation of students in the life and mission of the Lutheran Church on their campuses, in their communities, and as individuals....Led by and for students, LSM strives to better understand and advance the gospel of Jesus Christ through the exploration of social and spiritual concerns as the active voice of students in the church at the regional and the national level. [LSM-USA website]
LSM@WVU works to advance the Lutheran witness at WVU through communications, advertising, networking, and program support.  There are so many offerings between the LCM@WVU, St. Paul Lutheran Church (Evansdale), and the regional and national LSMs, getting the word out and helping students get connected is becoming its own activity.   Interested?  Ready to rise to the occasion?   Click here.

eMail List

We currently offer an eMail news service.  Would you like to be kept informed?  This service is for students, parents, pastors, alumni/ae, faculty, staff, and anyone interested in events and offerings at We promise not to share your address with anyone else, not to overload you with mail, or send you jokes, chain letters, virus warnings, or annoying forwards.  Just click here to learn more and/or subscribe.

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