The Reverend Peter M. Holmer is a third generation Lutheran pastor. He has a passion for parish ministry , serving as Senior Pastor of St. John Lutheran Church Joliet, Illinois for the past 21 years. He majored in English at Augustana College (Ill), was captain of Augies Track Team and received his MDiv from Yale Divinity School. Peter enjoys reading, creative writing, composing music, canoeing and camping. Peter first experience as a member of Summer Teaching Staff was in 1995. He is grateful for the opportunity to return to lead Bible study at Holden for the fourth time. He treasures holy hilarity, loves Holden Vespers, especially Prayer around the Cross, and can often be found gazing at Copper Mountain from the Ark. Peter’s spouse Linda Holmer accompanies him this week.
Audio Archive
Holmer, Peter
Recordings
The Christian Big Deal: Doubt and Belief in the Ressurection – Part 1: Mark's non-ending: A curious way to advance good news
Presenter: Holmer, Peter / 2006The Christian Big Deal: Doubt and Belief in the Ressurection – Part 2: The Road to Emmaus and other Escape Routes
Presenter: Holmer, Peter / 2006The Christian Big Deal: Doubt and Belief in the Ressurection – Part 3: Going to Heaven: a new Body without a fitness center
Presenter: Holmer, Peter / 2006The Christian Big Deal: Doubt and Belief in the Ressurection – Part 4: Taking it to the streets: What got into Peter?
Presenter: Holmer, Peter / 2006Recent Additions
Vespers August 25, 1981 with Martin Dasler – God’s Unconditional Love
Vespers August 24, 1981 with Herb Brokering and Carl Schalk – Collaborative Hymns
Vespers August 23, 1981 with Joel Oines – Eucharist – Food is Never Just Food
Vespers August 22, 1981 with Erling Wold – Hope
Vespers August 21, 1981 with Carl Schalk – Musical Vespers – Martin Luther’s Reformation Hymns
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Holden wishes to express appreciation to PLU, Pacific Lutheran University, for their support of the Holden Audio Archive Project.
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