Leading a Worship Bag Workshop — Guide and children’s journal
This two-part workshop is an educational training event for parents to learn ways to engage their children in corporate worship.
This two-part workshop is an educational training event for parents to learn ways to engage their children in corporate worship.
New content is available each month for congregations to feature in church publications.
This edition includes prayers, Church Year calendars and resources for singing or speaking the Athanasian Creed.
This edition offers updates on recent efforts in Family Ministry and Discipleship Ministry, along with information about a new online course equipping church workers and laypeople to provide spiritual care to their neighbors.
Katie Coblentz answers questions about transgender identity and proclaims God’s truth to help parents love and care for their children through the most challenging of times.
The CTCR offers the Synod guidance on three practical issues in our Synod presently: the use of grape juice, pre-packaged elements, and non-wheat hosts.
This edition features messages on Christ’s resurrection, a look at podcasting the Gospel in Puerto Rico, photos from past Call Day services, stories about Lutherans abroad and at home, radio programming with the LCMS Council of Presidents, and more.
This edition includes prayers and information about past and future LCMS worship institutes.
Season 12 of the Friends for Life podcast is dedicated to talking about the incredible challenges and grief that families endure when they receive a difficult diagnosis prenatally or postnatally.
New content is available each month for congregations to feature in church publications.
Read about ongoing religious persecution in Finland, the difference between “politics” and “pre-politics,” and a detransitioner’s recent legal win in New York.
Liturgy recordings from the Lutheran Service Book for pastors and church musicians.
This edition highlights dates for this summer’s LCMS U Staff Conference and National Hispanic Convention, along with information about the Lutheran Visitation Education course and the “Sing, Pray and Keep His Ways” initiative.
This issue introduces both essential pieces of the Christian’s God-given gear through the lens of contemporary military understanding and historic Roman practice.
Lutherans share Christ’s love with others in both word and deed — by caring for vulnerable children in Kenya as well as new mothers in Illinois.