Christian faith is a significant part of this film, but as in real life, not everyone is happy with God.
Official Notice: 66th Regular Convention, The Lutheran Church— Missouri Synod (April 2016)
The convention will convene at the Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee on Saturday, July 9.
Congregational Anniversaries (April 2016)
Announcements featuring special church anniversaries.
KFUO Audio: Free To Be Faithful – Governmental Hostility to Religious Organizations
Listen to Alliance Defending Freedom attorney Erik Stanley discuss government discrimination against religious organizations in a March 2016 interview.
Protecting your church’s data from hackers
It’s a computer nightmare scenario — made real recently for one LCMS congregation that made the local news because of the situation.
New series spotlights Luther’s writings
This is the first in a series of Martin Luther’s writings as a way to join the church body’s celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 2017.
Planners provide more details on convention
Updates for the Synod’s 66th Regular Convention include a basic, tentative schedule and special event details.
LWML changes 2017 convention city to Albuquerque
The June 22-25, 2017, convention of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League was originally planned for Salt Lake City.
Addressing Mental Illness in the Church
Pat Doyle offers insightful and practical information to churches, law enforcement and other community-based groups that wish to provide a caring, healthful and helpful approach to persons with mental illness.
Hartwig announces regionally-nominated candidates for boards
A list of the candidates nominated by congregations from their regions for the LCMS Board of Directors and the Boards for National and International Mission.
Official Notice: 2016 Regional Board Member Candidates (March 2016)
A listing of candidates for regional LCMS Board of Directors, Board for National Mission and Board for International Mission positions.
Chinese mission society sets May 10-13 seminar
The seminar is designed for Mandarin-speaking North American Chinese Christians who want to engage in a deeper study of Scripture and the catechism.
Islam expert: ISIS genocide declaration ‘too little, too late’
Islam expert Dr. Tim Furnish says ISIS will not be deterred by symbolic gestures like the recent genocide declarations made against ISIS by Congress and the State Department.
Concordia, Austin, awarded NetVUE grant
The $49,760 grant will be used to enhance the Center for Vocation & Professional Development at Concordia University Texas.
Otto Hintze, former missionary, professor, mission exec, dies
A funeral service is held March 23 at Ascension Lutheran Church in St. Louis for Hintze, 92.

