World Religions
Witnessing to different world religions means gaining an understanding of those beliefs and worldviews, which inform how witnesses should share the Gospel.
Witnessing to different world religions means gaining an understanding of those beliefs and worldviews, which inform how witnesses should share the Gospel.
As we witness to the people in our everyday lives, we need to be mindful of the specific contexts in which they are living.
Basic witnessing addresses how to witness in a general sense. It focuses on an approach to witnessing that can be used in a variety of settings.
Cradle Roll is a ministry for the families of infants and toddlers following their baptism. Resources and encouragement are regularly sent to parents.
These resources, linked to the one-year or three-year lectionary series used in the LCMS, are designed to aid in Worship planning.
Find explanations for the liturgies found in the Lutheran Service Book, including components of the Divine Service, marriage, baptism, and daily prayers.
These seasonal worship resources are offered by the LCMS to help us enter into the particular joys of the different seasons of the Church Year.
Resources to help congregations provide younger members with a better understanding of the encounter we have with Christ through the Divine Service.
The Lutheran approach to presenting stewardship in a Biblical manner that supports the Gospel means presenting it as one aspect of the doctrine of vocation.
The Lutheran approach to presenting stewardship in a Biblical manner that supports the Gospel means presenting it as one aspect of the doctrine of vocation.
These resources will help you teach new and lifelong members about their vocation as faithful members of Christ and the local congregation.
Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University is the gold standard for sound personal finance. The LCMS provides a guide for using it in Lutheran congregations.
Multi-ethnic church planting focuses on Word & Sacrament ministry among immigrants and refugees using mercy work and education as means of outreach.
Over half of the world’s population lives in cities, so the opportunity to establish Word and Sacrament ministry in urban centers abounds.
Starting a daughter congregation involves developing a core group that reaches out into its community with the hope of growing into a new LCMS congregation.
Church planting seeks to establish Word & Sacrament ministry in a new community. The mission remains consistent, but practical steps vary by context.