Concordia Theological Seminary (IN)

Concordia Theological Seminary (CTSFW) in Fort Wayne, Indiana, serves as an institution affiliated with the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS), providing education focused on confessional Lutheran theology and preparing individuals for ministry within LCMS congregations and related roles, with a curriculum that incorporates elements of Lutheran liturgy and doctrine. Founded in 1846, the seminary's mission is to form servants in Jesus Christ who teach the faithful, reach the lost, and care for all. It is located on a campus designed to support theological study and spiritual formation.

The seminary offers graduate programs including the Master of Divinity, emphasizing mercy mission, vicarage experiences, liturgical theology, and doctrinal mercy, spanning exegetical, systematic, historical, and practical theology. The curriculum integrates proclamation of Christ with practical training, allowing students to develop skills for pastoral service through field education and internships.

Student activities at the seminary include chapel services, the Kantorei choir, retreats, and service opportunities designed to support academic learning and build community. The seminary emphasizes spiritual formation and practical involvement to help students prepare for their roles. Graduates are equipped to serve in LCMS congregations and other positions, based on confessional theology and mission-oriented outreach.