Strong faith, fervent love: Revitalizing congregations
Black Ministry provides encouragement, assistance, advocacy and influence to LCMS districts, congregations and schools for synodwide engagement in ministry to people of African-American descent and other ethnic cultures.
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The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod has an enduring legacy of using mercy work as a means by which to share the Gospel. This is true for the Synod’s work with and among African Americans as well.
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“The First Rosa” film tells the story of Rosa J. Young, a pioneer Lutheran educator and missionary in Alabama’s “Black Belt.” View the full-length documentary for free by streaming online or by downloading your own copy.
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Contact the LCMS for assistance in ministering to African-Americans.
The Rev. Amos Gray IV shares how to implement a youth mentoring program.
The LCMS offers suggested reading resources to educate and assist you in your ministry.
The LCMS has been sharing the Gospel with African-Americans for more than 140 years.
TimeLine provides insight, encouragement and resources to all those interested and engaged in serving African-Americans and other neighbors across the country.
LCMS Black Ministry encourages a renewed commitment to share the Gospel.
Black Ministry supports school ministries, and it maintains a scholarship fund.
Rev. Dr. Roosevelt Gray, Director
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LCMS Black Ministry promotes faithfulness to theology that is contextually holistic, touching lives with the Gospel through mercy care in the context of daily experiences. Download information sheet
The LCMS Black Clergy Caucus serves congregations and communities throughout the United States. (Directory courtesy of Minuteman Press; Prattville, Ala.)
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