One-Year Series Prayers of the Church
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod provides prayers for congregations to use in worship services with One-Year Series Lectionary readings.
Nurturing a culture and love of Lutheran heritage in Christian worship
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod provides prayers for congregations to use in worship services with One-Year Series Lectionary readings.
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod provides prayers for congregations to use in worship services with Three-Year Series Lectionary readings.
This edition includes important information from the 2026 LCMS convention as well as prayers, bulletin blurbs and other resources.
This edition includes August prayers as well as information about the 2027 LCMS Worship Institute and weekly memory verses.
This edition includes prayers, 2027 LCMS Worship Institute information and Hymn of the Day Bible studies.
This two-part workshop is an educational training event for parents to learn ways to engage their children in corporate worship.
This edition includes prayers, Church Year calendars and resources for singing or speaking the Athanasian Creed.
This edition includes prayers and information about past and future LCMS worship institutes.
Liturgy recordings from the Lutheran Service Book for pastors and church musicians.
This edition includes Holy Week and Easter media kits, Easter Vigil children's coloring book, Psalm study sheets, bulletin blurbs and newsletter articles.
This edition includes Lenten resources, prayers, Easter Vigil children's coloring book, liturgy audio collection, bulletin blurbs and newsletter articles.
This edition includes Lenten resources, prayers, bulletin blurbs, newsletter articles and a liturgy audio collection.
During the five-week service series, the falling and rising again of five Old Testament figures will prepare us for Holy Week and the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.
This edition includes prayers, bulletin blurbs, newsletter articles, a church musician directory and a look ahead to Lent.
In the Lutheran church, hymns are not “filler” or background music. They are an integral part of proclaiming the Word of God.