An excerpt from a sermon by Martin Luther emphasizes how central the resurrection of Christ is for faith and for the comfort of all Christians.
Churches: ‘hub’ for continuing hurricane recovery in Haiti
LCMS Disaster Response provides ongoing relief to strengthen Haitian Lutheran partners after last October’s Hurricane Matthew.
LCMS congregation reaches out to vandalized Jewish cemetery
All Nations Church in University City, Mo., raises $3,348 to help with repairs and increased security at the St. Louis cemetery.
Worship institute online registration opens
LCMS Worship’s 2017 Institute on Liturgy, Preaching and Church Music is set for July 25-28 at Concordia University Chicago in River Forest, Ill.
LCMS Disaster Response Conference set for Sept. 26-28
The conference will provide opportunities to learn from those who have experienced disaster around the world.
Lutherans help midwestern communities after late-winter tornadoes
Lutheran Early Response Teams join storm-recovery efforts in rural southeastern Missouri and central Illinois.
Synod Snapshot: Boards and Business
News from the February meetings of the LCMS Council of Presidents and Board of Directors.
LWML president presents mission grants in St. Louis
The Lutheran Women’s Missionary League’s Patti Ross presents grants of $120,000 for renovations to the Lutheran Church of Nigeria’s seminary, and $25,000 to the Lutheran Young Adult Corps.
Rev. Dr. Albert Marcis was longtime SELC District president
Marcis — who served 25 years as SELC District president — died March 24 in Oviedo, Fla.
Orientation prepares new national, international missionaries for service
Six international missionaries and two national missionaries complete the one-week orientation, which culminated with a “Service of Sending” March 17.
Movie review: ‘Beauty and the Beast’
The new, live-action film includes some show-stopping musical scenes as well as some blatant homosexual references.
New from CPH: ‘Lutheranism 101 — All About Jesus’
The new book is the seventh in Concordia Publishing House’s “Lutheranism 101” series and is on sale through March 27.
Army chaplain honored for fending off machete attack to save others
LCMS Chaplain Matthew Christensen is honored March 14 with the Army’s highest noncombat medal.
Kansas City church hit by arson
The suspect, in his early 20s and likely high on drugs when he set the fire, is still at large.
Photo essay: Teaching the World to See
In both Chicago and Washington, D.C., green hats provided warmth and witness to the world that the LCMS sees with eyes of life.