On Thursday, fifteen LCMS representatives met with nearly twenty senators and congressmen on Capitol Hill. Several of those senators and congressmen are members of the LCMS, so our goal was to encourage them, remind them of what our church is and what does and on Whom she is based, and to thank them for being voices for truth in our nation’s capitol. For those who … Continue reading washington, dc
Tomorrow a group of LCMS folks will be headed to DC to meet with senators, congressmen, and Obama officials. I’ll be going along to take pictures, help with social media, and do some writing. Lots and lots of writing. Below is the official press release. Stay tuned on Facebook and Twitter for updates. Make sure you like The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod or request to be … Continue reading headed to the White House
Point of this post: Not to discuss the merits of children’s sermons. Point of this post: To discuss why it is that parents seem to think their children can’t handle theological heft. Side note: I am beginning to think that the reason congregational members write “able to preach inspirational children’s sermons” on their “what we want in a pastor” form is not because the children themselves … Continue reading think of the children
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