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Immersing Youth in God’s Word
The Cambodia Lutheran Church held its first-ever national youth camp to help young Lutherans get to know each other and grow in God’s Word.
Forming Future Pastors Through International Vicarages
Vicar Jesse Liebmann is using his skills and learning new ones during a two-year vicarage in Romania.
Shining Christ’s Light from Coast to Coast
Chinese ministries in New York City and Los Angeles are thriving.
The Mission Goes On
The mission of proclaiming the Gospel goes on, no matter the trials and tribulations or challenges and changes we face.
A pastoral word from President Harrison
The Rev. Dr. Matthew C. Harrison, president of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, shares pastoral wisdom on recent events.
The Treasure of Lutheran Sacred Music
Music has always played an integral role in Lutheran worship.
A Tale of Two Schools: Lutheran Identity and Mission Go Hand in Hand
With a strong Lutheran identity, Lutheran schools are well poised to proclaim God’s Word to those who are outside the circle of faith.
Interdependent Stewards
There are many types of interdependent stewards within a congregation. Sound preaching corrects their unfaithful patterns while forming faithful ones.
LCMS takes legal action in Hong Kong
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod has reluctantly filed suit against Hong Kong International School Association Limited.
Theodore Stelzer: Seward’s “Renaissance Man”
Stelzer believed in the power of Lutheran music, as animated by the Gospel.
CTCR adopts report on Lutheran education
The LCMS Commission on Theology and Church Relations met May 1–3 in St. Louis.
CUNE students assist with storm cleanup
A severe storm on Aug. 9 caused damage on the CUNE campus and throughout the city of Seward.
The Story of Lutheran Education
From Luther’s day to ours, Lutherans have made quality Christian education a central priority.
Gifted Bodies: A Lutheran Theology of the Body
Our bodily life comes from the living God. We have not made ourselves. Nor can we remake ourselves.
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