Paula Schlueter Ross

Managing Editor of Reporter

1211 Articles0 Comments

Paula Schlueter Ross (1953–­2019), former managing editor of Reporter, was a magna cum laude graduate of Webster University, with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. During her nearly 35-year career with the LCMS, she wrote for both Reporter and The Lutheran Witness and often took photos to accompany her stories. Ross won 17 national writing awards from the Associated Church Press, including seven first-place “Awards of Excellence.”

Hispanic convention set for July 28-31 in Tampa

The triennial convention provides “a time of learning, fellowship, empowerment and refreshment,” says Convention President Rev. Dr. Leopoldo Sánchez.

CNH delegates elect Newton to fifth term

The California-Nevada-Hawaii District re-elects the Rev. Dr. Robert Newton to his fifth term as president.

Oklahoma District delegates re-elect Henke

Meeting April 17-18, delegates re-elect the Rev. Barrie E. Henke to his third term as district president.

Specialized Pastoral Ministry events planned for May

Registration is still open for two educational events in Belleville, Ill., May 4 and May 5-7.

South Dakota elects Sailer as new president

The Rev. Scott C. Sailer of Sioux Falls, S.D., is elected on the first ballot to his first term as district president.

SELC elects Dzurovcik to first term as president

The Rev. Andrew Dzurovcik of Clark, N.J., is elected president on the third ballot.

Concordia students vie in spirited LCEF competition

A team from Concordia University, St. Paul, Minn., captures the top honor for the second consecutive year.

Partners celebrate ‘resurrections’ of congregation, historic church

The LCMS and partner churches in Germany and South Africa mark a joint achievement in Leipzig.

Dinos, Darwinism to dominate creation-conference discussions

Concordia University, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Concordia University Wisconsin, Mequon; and the Society of Creation host the third annual creation conference July 6-8 in Ann Arbor.

Lutherans aid Boston pastor after fire destroys home

Supporters embrace the Rev. Ingo Dutzmann (right) and his family with prayers, visits and emergency funds.

Raising up church workers for Tanzania

Twenty-one new pastoral candidates are ordained and seven deaconesses commissioned in a service with more than 1,000 worshipers in Tanzania, East Africa.

Harrison shares Holy Week message

Synod President Rev. Dr. Matthew C. Harrison notes that on Good Friday, “that day of deepest darkness, our God was loving the world, loving you and me and all who fail Him.”

MMT scholarships available for college students

To be eligible for the Mercy Medical Team scholarships, a student must be enrolled in a health-related program at a Concordia University System school.

CPH’s ‘Camp Discovery’ shows kids they can depend on Jesus

Concordia Publishing House’s new vacation Bible school, “Camp Discovery,” is designed to illustrate that God has big plans for His children, right now!

In April’s ‘Lutheran Witness’

This issue of the magazine explores vocation, with stories like “Christ Works through You” and “What Is God’s Will for My Life?”

Disability Task Force updating resources

The online resources — designed to assist those with physical and mental disabilities — will be shared via “flash drive” with this spring’s seminary and deaconess graduates.