“Fan the Flame,” based on 2 Tim. 1:6-7, is the theme for the first LCMS…
News
First Tagakaulo pastors graduate in Philippines
A dozen Tagakaulo men graduated in March from the pastoral training program of the Tagakaulo…
CTCR produces document on `state of confession` protests
Congregations and pastors raise questions about their desire to remain members of the Synod when…
COP places 169 pastoral candidates
Candidates for pastoral ministry — 169 in all — were placed by the Synod’s Council…
St. Louis seminary offers summer workshops
Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, is offering a dozen summer workshops for pastors, professional church workers,…
TAALC, LCMS plan talks to explore fellowship
Following a March 22 meeting in St. Louis, representatives of The American Association of Lutheran…
District Web site directory redesigned
The District Directory on the LCMS Web site has been redesigned to make information about…
LEA offers Web page with job openings
The Lutheran Education Association (LEA) is offering a new Web page where Lutheran educators may…
Schultz named Synod`s new CAO
Ronald P. Schultz, executive director of general services for The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod since 1996,…
Kieschnick issues statement about pope
Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod President Gerald Kieschnick issued the following statement about Pope John Paul II…
Positions
The Missouri District of The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod is seeking applications for the position of…
Official Notice: Nominees for seminary president
The following have given formal permission to allow their names to stand innomination for the…
Choice of legal counsel hinges on transition, fees
The Synod’s Board of Directors at its Feb. 24-25 meeting in St. Louis appointed Thompson…
St. Louis sem to announce new president May 11
The election to determine who will receive the call to serve as the 10th president…
Pressure Points with Dr. Bruce Hartung
Q: I know that old hurts die hard, including some that continue to plague our…
April 2005 Letters
More on Women’s Service … This month’s “Letters” continues a discussion from last month on…
