Life Together with President Harrison – June 2023
This edition features a video on the Synod’s confessional position, an overview of the convention essayists, new resources, events, podcasts and more.
This edition features a video on the Synod’s confessional position, an overview of the convention essayists, new resources, events, podcasts and more.
LCMS Worship suggests an Introit, Collect of the Day, Old Testament Reading, Psalm, Epistle, Verse, Holy Gospel, Hymn of the Day, and Preface.
Read the final part in a series about the hymn “We Give Thee But Thine Own.”
This edition features a story and photos about recent pro-life marches, a feature on multi-congregation parishes, resources, events, podcasts and more.
This edition includes resources for Trinity Sunday, prayers of the church, lectionary summaries and Church Year calendars.
The Athanasian Creed is commonly confessed on Trinity Sunday. LCMS Worship has produced multiple formats of the creed, including sung and spoken, for congregational use.
Did you know that Martin Luther composed a setting of the Te Deum Laudamus? Adapted as a hymn from its original tune, Luther's Te Deum is designed to be sung responsively between two groups.
Read about acts of Congress and the Biden administration concerning the definition of marriage and whether federal resources can be used to support abortion.
Read the third part in a series about the hymn “We Give Thee But Thine Own.”
Lutherans share Christ’s mercy with those in need, whether in rural Nebraska or Lima, Peru.
This edition features an Easter greeting from LCMS President Harrison; a video about what it means to be part of the LCMS; and resources, upcoming events, KFUO podcasts and more.
This edition includes Prayers of the Church, lectionary summaries and 2022–23 Church Year calendars.
Read the second part in a series about the hymn “We Give Thee But Thine Own.”
The 'So Help Me God' newsletter issue discusses “lost souls” while reminding readers they can share with others the hope and transformation found in Christ.
The new report, which affirms the propositions found in the 1981 CTCR report titled 'Human Sexuality: A Theological Perspective,' addresses issues that have arisen since the original report.