Volunteer Opportunities

Moravian Theological Seminary and Lancaster Theological Seminary volunteers are dedicated alumni, students, and friends who participate in sponsored events and organizations, work to engage and excite their peers to do the same, and provide guidance for current students.

Host a Return & Learn Session

Are you an expert in a ministry topic and want to share your knowledge with fellow alumni? We invite alumni to present captivating educational topics as part of our Return & Learn program during the upcoming academic year.

The proposal window for the 2024-2025 academic year has closed; however, please submit a proposal for the 2025-2026 academic year.

Apply to host a Return & Learn

Alumni and Student Mentorship Program

Our Alumni and Student Mentorship Program connects Seminary alumni mentors with students. Alumni will offer insight, guidance, and support based on their own experiences to help students prepare for their future ministries.

The application window for the 2024-2025 academic year has closed; however, please submit an application for the 2025-2026 academic year.

Apply to be an Alumni Mentor

Seminary Alumni Councils

Moravian Theological Seminary Alumni Council

Council Mission
The mission of the Moravian Theological Seminary Alumni Council is to continuously build and strengthen the alumni community based on values deeply rooted in the Seminary’s heritage and tradition and to perpetuate the spirit of the institution for future generations.

Council Membership
General membership in the Alumni Council is reserved for Moravian Theological Seminary alumni. The council has 20 available seats. Members serve two-year terms and are eligible for two reelections for a total of six years of service.

If you are interested in joining the Alumni Council, contact Kristin Warner, Associate Director of Engagement & Philanthropy, at warnerk@moravian.edu to learn more.

2023-2024 Alumni Council

Rev. Kim Kline Adamson S’18
Ms. Christine Reichard Confer S’20
Rev. J. Christopher Greene S’08
Mrs. Patricia Smith Hoyt ’02, S’11, S’12
Mrs. Pamela Rotelle Robertson S’18
Rev. Duane E. Ullrich S’83
Rev. Bruce M. Weaknecht '77, S'81, P’03, P’04, P’11
Ms. Lynn Aprill Webb S’11, S’14

Lancaster Theological Seminary Alumni Council

Council Mission
The mission of the Lancaster Theological Seminary Alumni Council is to continuously build and strengthen the alumni community based on values deeply rooted in the Seminary’s heritage and tradition and to perpetuate the spirit of the institution for future generations.

The Alumni Council works to ensure clear communication between all alumni and the Seminary.

Council Membership
General membership in the Alumni Council is reserved for Lancaster Theological Seminary alumni. The council has 20 available seats. Members serve two-year terms and are eligible for two reelections for a total of six years of service.

If you are interested in joining the Alumni Council, contact Kristin Warner, Associate Director of Engagement & Philanthropy, at warnerk@moravian.edu or 717-290-8736 to learn more.

2023-2024 Alumni Council

Ms. Lisa Chase ’19
Rev. Jeffrey Dick ’81
Rev. James Fatzinger '74
Rev. Sandra Strauss ’03
Rev. Jason Stump ’19
Rev. Clarence “Curly” Stumb ’72
Mrs. Michele Conway ’19, ’23
Rev. Gail Stallings Minor '22
Rev. Dr. Susan Foster '87
Rev. Rodger Snyder ’72
Ms. Carol Moore ’23
Mr. Jeffrey Chandler ’23

Volunteer Requirements and Expectations

Embodies drive and passion to actively participate in events.
Makes a personally meaningful gift to the Seminary Scholarship Fund (MTS), Seminary Annual Fund (LTS), or other institutional priorities.
Aids the Development office with peer outreach and actively works to connect with others to ensure up-to-date contact information.
Aids the Alumni office by continually engaging fellow alumni with information on how to be an involved alum.
Maintains regular contact with their staff liaison to identify potential volunteers, provides feedback on the program, and suggests other opportunities for engagement and fundraising.
Adheres to the requirements and responsibilities of the specific volunteer group.
Serves as an educated ally for Moravian’s Center for Inclusive Excellence initiatives. In this role, the volunteer will engage with underrepresented alumni and students to participate in leadership and volunteer opportunities.

Recognition for Volunteers

Free admission for volunteer and one guest to ticketed athletic events (contact the Office of Alumni & Family Engagement for tickets, when applicable).
Two tickets to a Vespers service of volunteer's choice.
Recognition in an issue of the Moravian University Magazine.
Invitation to the Volunteer Barbecue each summer.
Volunteer spotlight on alumni social media channels.