This edition features a video about a church work formation resource kit, a story on scholarships for church work students, ideas on ways to thank church workers, a series about American Lutheran sacred music, a feature on Chinese ministries, and other resources.
This edition features a video about two LCMS alliance missionaries in Spain, photos from LCMS schools through the years, a recap of the LCMS Youth Gathering, a literary reflection, a story about a pregnancy resource center in California, KFUO Radio programs on sacred music and the minor prophets, and other resources.
This edition features a video about the Synod’s work before the 2026 convention, photos from the LCMS Youth Gathering, an LWML convention recap, a feature on C.F.W. Walther and church music, a story about alliance missionaries in Spain, KFUO Radio programs with President Harrison and CUS leaders, and other resources.
An LCMS Short-Term Mission team leads an English Bible Camp in the Czech Republic.
Lauren Dawson and other students from Concordia University, Nebraska, Seward, Neb., served on an LCMS International Mission short-term team at St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church and School in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Downloadable prayer cards are easy-to-print documents with background information, prayer requests, and giving information for missionary families and individuals serving the Lord through The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod.
God is right in the middle of the darkness with us, working through His people in Latin America to provide them with spiritual and physical care.
As a seminarian, I joined a student trip and met the seminarians studying in the Dominican Republic. I realized how similar we were and was encouraged to continue my studies.
While on a short-term mission trip, a seminarian experiences a widening view of the church, Christian mission work and his own life as a Christian.
English will not only allow them worldly opportunity, but an opportunity to develop their understanding of the Lutheran church and of the Word of God.
In the same way that we are freely given salvation, we have worldwide access to knowledge and opportunity, simply by knowing English.
When done gracefully and from a place of love, the simple act of sharing the Word in our native tongue can frame the Gospel in a new way.
We were in the Czech Republic to do God’s work, not our work. We shared the message of God’s love and celebrated our oneness in Christ.
Every day there will be tall mountains before us, and, even on journeys through places that seem impassible, God has already made a way for us.
Short-term voluntarily serve at the English Bible Camp to further the reach and impact of the church on the community.