of Christ the lamb who was sacrificed for sin. Font - The baptismal font reminds worshippers of their own baptisms. The design allows for a constant flow of water that adds a gentle sound to the chapel. Freestanding altar - The altar and chairs are all freestanding and can be moved as needed. In practice, the chapel layout has remained the same since its dedication. In May, 2006, the newly renovated chapel received a merit award from the American Institute of Architects Wisconsin chapter. Library The Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary library houses over 58,000 books, almost all on the subject of theology and the Bible. The library subscribes to over 300 periodicals and journals from around the world, most of which are theological in nature. The library contains more than 2000 rare books, some from as early as 1500. Several examples are on display on the main level on the library. Other features of the library include a World Mission Collection, with mission materials printed in over 30 different languages. The library also maintains a vertical file of over 3000 essays written by Wisconsin Synod pastors and professors, many of which can be accessed on the library's essay file website. References Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary 1863-1963, by Immanuel P. Frey. The History of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary from 1863-1903, by Adolf Hoenecke External links Official Website Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary Essay File Education in Ozaukee County, Wisconsin Lutheranism in Wisconsin Seminaries and theological colleges in Wisconsin Lutheran seminaries Educational institutions established in 1863 Buildings and structures in Ozaukee County, Wisconsin Universities and colleges affiliated with the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod Lutheran buildings and structures in North America 1863 establishments in Wisconsin