

Four students smile in the kitchen after lunch

Three people smile at the camera with the desert in the background

A large group smiles at the camera beneath a purple banner that says Lutheran Campus Center.

Four students smile in the kitchen after lunch
WORKING
TOGETHER
LIVING
THROUGH
FAITH
TAKING
ACTION
IN OUR
WORLD
ABOUT US
Come on in! Relax. Drink coffee. Study. Meet friends.
Find how to get involved!
Join Us for Worship! Sundays @ 7 pm
Free homemade dinner @ 6pm- veg & gluten-free options!
during the WSU & SMU academic years.
All are welcome here at the LCC. {Full stop.}
If you're wondering exactly what that means...regardless of race, socioeconomic status, abilities, sexual orientation, sex, gender identity, hometown, major, or if you say "pop" or "soda"...
As it says on our bathroom doors: "There is no longer Jew nor Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you are one in Christ Jesus." Galatians 3:28
We believe in the extraordinary love
and generosity of
Jesus Christ.
As the Lutheran Campus Center resides on the land of the Oceti Sakowin, we pause for a moment to acknowledge and honor the ancestral land of the Dakota Nations and the sacred land of all indigenous peoples at our worship services on Sunday evenings.
The LCC is also a Reconciling in Christ campus ministry. We celebrate and affirm our LGBTQIA+ community
and siblings.

What's Happening?
Dinner & Worship
Dinner at 6:00pm (CT) -free, homemade.
We also have gluten-free & veg options
Worship at 7:00pm (CT)
on Sundays when Winona State University & Saint Mary's University is in session. We are meeting at the LCC, 451 Huff Street.
Independent Theo(logy)
An eclectic group meeting to ask questions of meaning, life, current events on campus & in the world. Questions welcomed, answers not promised. We value community over conformity and conversation over conversion. Come as you are.
Alternating Tuesdays at 7:00pm (CT) Meet at the LCC, 451 Huff St.
Starting 8/22/23
Bread & Belonging
(formerly known as Bible Study)-
LCC Student Ministers will lead discussion on a book, "Inspired" with homemade bread.
Free copies of the book are available for students at the LCC.
Alternating Tuesdays, 7:00pm (CT) Meet at the LCC, 451 Huff St.
Starting 8/29/23
Feast
A free community meal served at Central Lutheran- right by WSU's campus
at 259 W Wabasha St. 4:45-6pm, weekly.
Wanna help serve? We'll have info on that as it comes up. Our socials (IG & FB) are the best place to check for that.
Coffee
We share space with a local coffee shop, Mugby Junction. In our humble opinion, they have the BEST coffee in Winona. They'll be changing hands to Ridgelands Coffee House, also local, and coffee brewed by Mugby's very own, Carew!
83
Years of Ministry in Winona
(probably)
216,211
Cups of Coffee
7
Staff
5
Student leaders
OUR STAFF

Mary Parham
Office Manager

Corrine Haulotte
Campus Pastor

Kelley Olson
Director of Philanthropy

Pippa Armstrong
Music Director

Alex Peachey
Office Assistant

Mallory Brown
Communications Assistant

Rowan Larson
Student Minister
LEADERSHIP

Board of Directors
Pr. Michael Short
President
Gayle Garrity
Vice President
Meal Coordinator
Larry Laber
Treasurer
Tisha Hooks
Secretary
Maria Mahron
Student President
Dwayne Voegli
Scott Sorvaag
Erin Boysen
Ann Peterson
Susan Zellar
Back Row (L to R): Pr. Corrine Haulotte, Dwayne Voegli, Scott Sorvaag, Pr. Michael Short
Front Row(L to R): Maria Mahron, Larry Laber, Tisha Hooks, Susan Zellar, Ann Peterson, Gayle Garrity
Not Pictured: Erin Boysen
Student Leaders
Alex Peachey
President
Grace Olsmtead
Mallory Brown
Em Kellner
Rowan Larson
Molly Miller

WORDS FROM STUDENTS
"I've shared I want my nursing career to recognize the whole person. The LCC has been there to care for so many students, including me, seeing them mind, body, and soul. When newcomers read 'all are welcome', they'll soon realize the truth and love those words carry here."
Kendra
"I've witnessed an endless stream of kindness, compassion, and grace coming from this place, and it really restores my belief that there is still good in this world."
Alyssa
"Thanks to the LCC, this is who I am today. My worth is defined by myself and God alone. And you taught me that God will never find me anything other than accepted, valuable, and loved."
Dahlia