The Rev. Charles St-Onge, pastor of Ascension Lutheran Church in Montreal, Canada, and area facilitator for the LCMS Office of International Mission, shared his experience of shepherding a diverse congregation.
Meeting under the theme “Disciples in the Storms of Life,” Disaster Response Conference attendees learned how the church can respond in crisis situations with the physical and spiritual care that those affected so desperately need.
Rev. Michael Meyer discussed how to get started with the Flood Bucket project and other disaster response efforts.
Liturgy recordings from the Lutheran Service Book for pastors and church musicians.
The Rev. Dr. Terry Chan explores strategies to reach Asian Americans with the Gospel.
The Rev. Richard Schlak explores the opportunities and challenges of using teams to plant Hispanic and other ethnic churches.
LCMS Missouri District President Rev. Dr. R. Lee Hagan explains what it means to be a member of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod.
LCMS Chief Mission Officer, the Rev. Kevin Robson, introduces and explains the last five objectives found in Article III of the Synod Constitution.
The Rev. Dr. Geoff Robinson discusses how intentional evangelism in most LCMS congregations has declined greatly.
LCMS Chief Mission Officer, the Rev. Kevin Robson, introduces and explains the first five objectives found in Article III of the Synod Constitution.
Rev. Todd Kollbaum discusses the resources available to support your ministry and provide practical, relevant ideas for engaging your community with the Gospel.
Rev. Todd Kollbaum, Rev. Dan Galchutt, Rev. Michael Hageman, and Rev. Jon Bruss presented a webinar Thegeared toward congregations who would like more information about forming a partnership as well as those who want to strengthen a current one.
Rev. Amos Gray explores the impact of family structure as it relates to economic security and ministry opportunity.
Discover the value of catechetical preaching and the importance of learning the texts of Scripture and the Small Catechism by heart.
We are joined together as a Synod because of our common faith and doctrine, and we continue to promote our doctrinal clarity and unity in various ways.