From Field to Field
Whether in Mexico or New Orleans, the Rev. Andrew Schlund continues to preach the Word and administer the Sacraments to his flock.
Whether in Mexico or New Orleans, the Rev. Andrew Schlund continues to preach the Word and administer the Sacraments to his flock.
Since becoming a deaconess in 2012, Tiffany Manor has served in a variety of ways. Now, she’s speaking up for the most vulnerable as director of LCMS Life Ministry.
Pastors and commissioned workers, we love you. More importantly, our Lord loves you and your blessed work. God’s people, take care of your pastors, teachers and workers
The Evangelical Lutheran Mission Diocese of Finland stands firm on the Word of God, despite opposition and persecution.
The church continues around the world,in places as diverse as Alaska, Louisiana and Finland.
From South Carolina to Alaska, deaconesses support their churches or organizations by caring for the physical and spiritual needs of others.
Just as He did for Zacchaeus, Jesus finds and grasps us lost sinners in His divine grace.
The LCMS Office of Pastoral Education seeks to encourage the formation of future church workers across the Synod, in every congregation, school and home.
Youth workers and youth gathered in Houston in July for a joint National21 and YouthLead conference.
In a Wisconsin congregation, a pastor and his people prepare for a year of separation due to a military deployment.
Natural disasters were not slowed by the COVID-19 pandemic, and neither was the work of LCMS World Relief and Human Care Disaster Response.
Pastor, Air Force chaplain and now member of the Montana House of Representatives. The Rev. Scot Kerns has worn many hats since graduating from Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, in 2013.
The Word of God gives joyful freedom as the faithful wait for ‘the end of all things.’