Protecting the Religious Liberty of Those Who Serve
LCMS Ministry to the Armed Forces helps America’s service members and their chaplains preserve their right to the free exercise of religion.
LCMS Ministry to the Armed Forces helps America’s service members and their chaplains preserve their right to the free exercise of religion.
God calls His people to suffering, but He also gives them the Gospel and a sure and certain salvation.
International church leaders reflect on the importance of attending gatherings organized by LCMS Church Relations.
Kissinger is program director of Project 24 in Kenya.
As the debate about asylum seekers rages in Europe, Persian migrants are finding forgiveness in Jesus Christ and an eternal home in His Body, the church.
Lutherans share the Word of God in all situations — during both life-altering events and everyday encounters.
Seehafer wrapped up a one-year term as American Legion national commander in August 2024.
Repentance and the forgiveness of sins is proclaimed in Jesus’ name to all the nations.
The LCMS supports two outreach centers in Russia that provide pastoral care, counseling, financial assistance and other services to those in need.
KFUO Radio celebrates 100 years of continuous operation.
In June, a team from St. John’s Lutheran Church, Arnold, Mo., served alongside LCMS missionaries in Puerto Rico.
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod’s only missionary in Japan seeks to bring together faithful Lutherans scattered around the country.
Lutheran foster families in Illinois and Wisconsin care for children during a difficult time in their lives.