LCMS National Mission – Bulletin Blurbs and Newsletter Articles – May 2026
New content is available each month for congregations to feature in church publications.
New content is available each month for congregations to feature in church publications.
This edition includes Holy Week and Easter media kits, Easter Vigil children's coloring book, Psalm study sheets, bulletin blurbs and newsletter articles.
The study focuses on six worship-related debates over three distinct historical periods: the Early Church, the Reformation-era church, and the Missouri Synod era.
This edition features information about a devotion for mothers, the results of the most recent Youth Poll conducted at the 2025 LCMS Youth Gathering, new Holy Week devotions for families, and upcoming life marches and other notable events around the LCMS.
Church workers and laity will get a framework for starting a bereavement support group that offers a Christian approach to death and grief while also giving practical support.
Walk your family with Jesus starting on Palm Sunday, to the cross, and ending at the empty tomb.
This edition features videos about the International Church Relations Conference and the Lutheran understanding of suffering; photos from the Lenten season; and stories about LCMS disaster response, pastoral vacancies and Youth Gathering survey results.
New content is available each month for congregations to feature in church publications.
Mercy is an important aspect of life in the church — whether in Illinois or Papua New Guinea.
Lutheran leaders from around the world gathered in Wittenberg, Germany, under the theme “Church Body Fellowship,” based on John 17:21. Sessions are available to watch on demand.
This edition includes Lenten resources, prayers, Easter Vigil children's coloring book, liturgy audio collection, bulletin blurbs and newsletter articles.
The resource for parents provides guidance on bringing children to Baptism, teaching them to pray and talking to them about faith.
Digital technology is used for much good in the church, but it also has the potential for great ill. We must think through its use critically.
New content is available each month for congregations to feature in church publications.