Floor Committee 11 wraps up elections with CUS regents, Commission on Worship

On the morning of July 21, the Synod in convention elected a total of 15 people to serve on four different boards or commissions.

National Offering tops $740,000 to ‘Tell the Next Generation’

The 2026–2029 National Offering will support ongoing domestic work to share the Good News of Jesus Christ among families, young people and children.

Synod elects members to BNM, BIM, CTCR, CHI

On the morning of July 21, the Synod in convention elected a total of 15 people to serve on four different boards or commissions.

Synod elects CPH, LCEF, Foundation, CUS, CTSFW board members

Floor Committee 11 enjoyed a full session on Tuesday afternoon, July 21, as it administered elections for members of several boards.

Admiral Gregory Todd honored at the LCMS convention

LCMS Ministry to the Armed Forces staff presented the Silver St. Martin of Tours Medal to Rear Admiral Rev. Dr. Gregory Todd for his 40 years of service in military chaplaincy.

Celebrating partners in ‘God’s Mission Here’

One hundred guests, including leaders from 33 districts, joined the LCMS Office of National Mission for a banquet to celebrate ‘partnership in the Gospel.’

Erin Bode highlights new Themba Choirs album during convention performance

A live performance by Lutheran jazz singer Erin Bode during the 2026 LCMS convention in Phoenix highlighted several songs from Bode’s newly released album “Sounds of Mercy” with the Themba School Choirs.

Sias elected to fourth term; BOD welcomes new member

Delegates elected the Synod secretary and four members to the LCMS Board of Directors on July 20.

Behind the scenes with ‘Sing, Pray and Keep His Ways’ at convention

Fifty-five children from the first cohort of ‘Sing, Pray and Keep His Ways’ traveled from across the nation to sing and serve at the 69th Regular LCMS Convention in Phoenix.

LCMS ‘simply the best thing going’: Harrison calls Synod in convention to love and unity

LCMS President Rev. Dr. Matthew C. Harrison’s report to the 69th Regular Convention of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod on July 19 in Phoenix emphasized the joy of the resurrection; the hope of the Gospel; and the need for repentance, forgiveness and brotherly love in the church’s life together.

Lange re-elected first vice-president; Espinosa joins Praesidium

Elections for LCMS first vice-president and regional vice-presidents were held July 19.

Convention Opening Service features youth from across the Synod

The Opening Divine Service of the 69th Regular Convention of the LCMS featured youth from across the Synod serving as choristers, altar guild servers and acolytes.

For the good of the church: Pfotenhauer’s 100-year-old convention address

Pfotenhauer said that the world owes its existence to the church. “If God had not decided to build a Church for Himself on earth, the world would have gone to pieces after the Fall.”

Synod convention to begin with a ‘bang’

The gavel that will be used during the 69th Regular Convention of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod is more than 100 years old.

Official notice: 2026 LCMS convention will use new microphone queuing system

The TalkTrack system will be used for delegates and advisory representatives to speak at the 69th Regular Convention of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod from July 18–23, 2026, in downtown Phoenix.

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The 69th Regular Convention of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) is set for July 18–23 at the Phoenix Convention Center.