Thanks for your service
‘Thank you for your time’ To Daniel J. Lehmann: Thank you for your time, efforts and service as editor of The Lutheran (December, page 4). I enjoy reading the articles…
‘Thank you for your time’ To Daniel J. Lehmann: Thank you for your time, efforts and service as editor of The Lutheran (December, page 4). I enjoy reading the articles…
A friend in need sparks a new feature at a weekly community meal.
It has come down to the final 460 words (the length of these missives). This is my last column as editor of The Lutheran. I’ve made some of the points…
Keep your website fresh to attract the search engine and visitors.
Is it the pastor or the members? Or is a third party really in control?
Mine calls me to silence, especially when my impulse is to rant.
In a secular society, congregations need to do more to survive.
A parent’s grief-inspired video game, surprisingly, may be useful.
The slow process is painful, yet hope has increased amid the suffering.
The odds for their success keep dropping, and failure is inevitable.
But we can become too focused on ourselves, meeting our own needs.
The gospel invitation is expanded beyond the family to everyone.
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