LCMS World Relief and Human Care – September 2024 ‘Sharing’ newsletter
The church carries out its corporate task of showing mercy in various ways, including in the Dominican Republic and the United States.
The church carries out its corporate task of showing mercy in various ways, including in the Dominican Republic and the United States.
The 'So Help Me God' newsletter discusses how to share your story of faith in Christ with others.
This edition features stories about the recent youth workers conference; the 100th anniversary of KFUO Radio; worship and outreach in Brasov, Romania; additional resources; and more.
This edition shares information about the new All Nations Council, a resource from LCMS Worship on all 150 psalms, and a booklet from LCMS Health Ministry that provides Scripture passages and theological reflections on a variety of mental health topics.
This edition features stories about the recent Worship Institute, the challenges facing Lutheran schools and chaplains serving in specialized settings; highlights of how Lutherans are caring for victims of the wildfires in Chile; KFUO podcasts; resources; and more.
This edition shares information about the 2024–2025 "Chapel Talks for Lutheran Schools" resource, new grants for church workers to attend worker wellness retreats, a new mental health training course for LCMS educators and youth workers, and opportunities to serve with LCMS Disaster Response following flooding in Iowa.
This edition features stories on close(d) Communion, teaching God’s Word at home, and church plants in Kansas and Texas; a video tour of the LCMS International Center; photos from the worship institute; and other resources.
An outpouring of gifts to LCMS World Relief and Human Care have helped provide for people in crisis, both in the United States and in Venezuela.
The 'So Help Me God' newsletter takes up two big questions: Who am I? Why am I here?
This edition features a video “short” about Luther’s ‘A Simple Way to Pray,’ an article on disaster response efforts after Midwestern tornadoes, a story about the LCMS using donations to provide tangible acts of mercy, KFUO Radio programs, and other resources.
This edition shares information about an apologetics curriculum for teens and adults, the Synod's directory of Recognized Service Organizations, and a new accountability campaign that shares stories of how donations to LCMS World Relief and Human Care have been used to provide tangible acts of mercy to people all around the world.
Helping others causes an overflowing of praise and thanksgiving — in Cambodia, in Fort Wayne and around the world.
President Harrison provides updates on LCMS Church Worker Wellness, including an awareness campaign and new resources in development for church workers.
This edition shares information about new episodes of the "God's Mission Here" podcast, upcoming conferences from LCMS Specialized Spiritual Care Ministry and LCMS Youth Ministry, and free resources now available through the Every One His Witness evangelism program.
This issue highlights how private schools are being forced to comply with Title IX anti-discrimination regulations, a book on becoming "a street-level pro-life-apologist" and the increase in hostility against churches.