The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Jan. 24 renewed for full seven-year terms the broadcast licenses…
Fort Wayne sem offers summer courses in 16 cities
Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, is offering continuing-education courses in 16 cities between late May…
Lilly Endowment again offers pastor sabbatical grants
The Lilly Endowment Inc. once again is offering awards to congregations of up to $45,000…
LCEF names new CFS head
David Kuerschner of St. Charles, Mo., has been named to lead Capital Funding Services (CFS),…
Resources link Feb. 27 readings to Lutheran Blind Mission
The Bible readings on Sunday, Feb. 27, focus on how Jesus, in the first century,…
2005 VBS program features 'Safari Adventure'
“Safari Adventure: Discover Jesus the King,” a new vacation Bible school program for 2005, is…
Pressure Points with Dr. Bruce Hartung
Q: I have received a call. The church that is calling me wants me to…
LWR urges Lutherans to voice support on tsunami issues
Lutheran World Relief (LWR), Baltimore, is urging Lutherans nationwide to contact their senators and President…
Kieschnick asks for donations, prayers for tsunami victims
LCMS President Gerald Kieschnick is urging Missouri Synod Lutherans to consider opportunities for donating toward…
LIRS president says agency `on rebound` in resettlements
The president of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service (LIRS) says the agency has “much to…
Congress includes 19 Lutherans
There are 19 Lutherans — 10 Democrats and nine Republicans — in the 109th Congress…
Jan. 9 registration deadline for Fort Wayne symposia
Jan. 9 is the registration deadline for the 2005 symposia series sponsored by Concordia Theological…
January 2005
Thanks from Florida On behalf of Grace Lutheran Church, Pensacola, Fla., and Circuit 10 of the…
Conference aims to link those in prison ministries
Registration opens Feb. 1 for an April 30-May 1 first-time conference in St. Louis that…
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Note: Reporter cannot accept notices about items offered for sale or that people wish to…
Rudolph Harm dies
Dr. Rudolph H. Harm, a professor at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, from 1975 until his…
