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Tornado hits Lutheran camp in Oklahoma
The response is ongoing after an EF-1 tornado hit Camp Lutherhoma in Tahlequah, Okla., on June 18.
Caring for God’s Children in Chula Vista
Victory Resource Center in Chula Vista, Calif., provides for the physical and spiritual needs of young families in the community.
Supporting the Church’s Workers
Two LCMS programs provide financial assistance and pastoral care for church workers in crisis.
Compassion for Parents Living Under the Cross
In 2024 and 2025, the LCMS offered retreats for the parents of children struggling with sexual orientation and gender identity issues.
Applications open for national development grants
The grant application window is June 1–Aug. 1.
Multiple LCMS groups assist with tornado response
A damaging storm system went through parts of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky on May 16.
Mercy conference celebrates truth
The “Mercy: Love Throughout Life” conference was held in Irvine, Calif.; St. Louis; and online.
Recovery begins after St. Louis tornado
The tornado, an EF3, left a long trail of destruction across St. Louis and into Illinois.
Grant Assists Filipino Lutherans Impacted by Typhoons
Six typhoons made landfall in the Philippines during a three-week period in late 2024, damaging many homes and churches.
Confessing That ‘Every Life Is Valuable’
Lutherans stand up for life at the 2025 March for Life in Washington, D.C.
Rebuilding ‘Little by Little’
Although it will take years for North Carolina to recover following Hurricane Helene, LERT volunteers are in it for the long haul.
Holding Fast to the Promises of Jesus
After devastating wildfires destroy thousands of homes, God’s people in Los Angeles County continue to gather around Word and Sacrament as LCMS Disaster Response helps them begin to recover and rebuild.
‘Unbelievable’ loss: Historic First Lutheran finds strength in God, church
The Eaton fire is the second most destructive wildfire in California history.
Serving in all seasons
Two seasoned LCMS Lutherans are demonstrating that the Lord’s call to serve one’s neighbor never ends.
‘Holding to God’s promises’: Wildfires in California
No congregation or school of the LCMS has burned down, but members of many LCMS churches were affected.