As of March 14, the Synod’s Board for Communication Services relieved of his duties Rev.…
Response to worship event prompts another
Planners say that positive response from those attending an “Institute on Liturgy, Preaching, and Church…
St. Louis sem to host deaf basketball camp
Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, will host its fourth annual Deaf Basketball Camp June 6-9. The…
`Harvesters` seeks applicants for training
Applications are being accepted for “Harvesters for Christ,” aiming toward an Aug. 25-28 training event…
`Confabulation` scheduled for June
“Fan the Flame,” based on 2 Tim. 1:6-7, is the theme for the first LCMS…
St. Louis seminary offers interim-ministry training
Two intentional interim-ministry training events for pastors are set at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis —…
First Tagakaulo pastors graduate in Philippines
A dozen Tagakaulo men graduated in March from the pastoral training program of the Tagakaulo…
`Digest` offers news in brief
For shorter versions of key Reporter stories, downloadable in PDF format and suitable for use…
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…
LEA offers Web page with job openings
The Lutheran Education Association (LEA) is offering a new Web page where Lutheran educators may…
District Web site directory redesigned
The District Directory on the LCMS Web site has been redesigned to make information about…
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…
