The 2025 National March for Life in Washington, D.C., was the third since Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022.
‘Where two or three are gathered’: February ‘Witness’
The February issue of ‘The Lutheran Witness’ is all about smaller congregations.
Youth Gathering planning nears fruition
Gathering registration is open until May 29, with the rate increasing March 4.
January ‘Witness’: The two kingdoms
Pick up this issue to read about topics related to church and state.
December ‘Witness’: A family community
The December issue takes one final look at this year’s theme of community.
‘Christ is our foundation’: Hurricane recovery continues in North Carolina
Hurricane Helene came ashore in September 2024, leaving widespread damage across the southeastern United States.
November ‘Witness’: Walking together as Synod
The November issue of The Lutheran Witness provides an update on how the various offices at the IC are accomplishing the tasks set before them.
October ‘Witness’: A confessing community
What does it mean to be a “confessional” Lutheran?
September ‘Witness’: 100 years of KFUO
The September issue of The Lutheran Witness highlights great moments in KFUO history as well as the great things going on at KFUO today.
August ‘Witness’: Shepherding our students
The August issue of The Lutheran Witness takes up the topic of Lutheran education.
BNM, BIM hold spring meetings
Both boards reviewed the proposed budgets and provided feedback for their respective mission units, the Office of National Mission and Office of International Mission.
New research informs worker wellness
In the coming months, LCMS Church Worker Wellness will be putting out content according to quarterly themes, focusing on one aspect of the Wellness Wheel at a time.
Lutherans extend ‘hand of God’ after Nebraska tornadoes
Within two days of the tornadoes, Lutheran Early Response Team (LERT) volunteers started arriving on the scene.
God’s design for sexuality: Starting the conversation
In 2019 and 2023, the LCMS convention passed resolutions calling on the church to “address sexual orientation and gender identity issues” through intentional conversations.
Lutherans give witness to life and Christ
The March on the Arch is the largest annual pro-life demonstration in the St. Louis region.
LWML mission grants support life, youth, church work recruitment
LWML President Eden Keefe presented three grant checks after chapel at the LCMS International Center in St. Louis on March 7.
