A Path to a Brighter Future
Project 24 is changing the lives of young people in Kenya.
Connecting Across the Miles
Two American families travel to Kenya to meet the students they sponsor through the Synod’s Christ’s Care for Children: Kenya program.
Welcoming Ukrainian Refugees
Ukrainian Alex Gerzhyk found safety in the United States thanks to the diligent efforts of St. John Lutheran Church, Hubbard, Iowa.
Refuge for Ukrainian Refugees
The International Lutheran Center at the Old Latin School in Wittenberg, Germany, has become home to a group of Ukrainian refugees.
Service Over Spring Break
College students serve those impacted by Hurricane Ian while learning new skills.
Welcoming Ukrainian Refugees
An LCMS congregation helps a Ukrainian family find shelter in a small town in Iowa amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Sheep Hearing the Voice of Their Shepherd
Ukrainian refugees are finding refuge in the Word of God while living in Wittenberg, Germany.
Bearing the Love of Christ After Disaster
Lutheran volunteers and organizations share Christ’s love through prayer and service in tornado-torn Selma, Ala.
Part of a Family
Lutherans support mothers and their little ones through pro-life ministries in Texas and Missouri.
‘There in the Name of Jesus Christ’
After Hurricane Ian hit Florida in September, LCMS Disaster Response and its volunteers and partners were quick to provide helping hands and the Gospel to those in need.
‘How Are They to Hear?’
St. Martin Lutheran School in Dearborn, Mich., shares the Gospel through deaf ministry.
Hope for the Future
A collaboration between the LCMS and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kenya supports the education and Christian formation of young people in need, from primary school to college.
Q&A with Rev. James Krikava, Eurasia Regional Director
The Rev. James Krikava talks about what The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod is doing to assist Ukraine and displaced Ukrainians amid the current crisis.
