Nourishing Children’s Minds and Hearts with Beautiful Illustration
One of the ways to help us and our children read Scripture faithfully is through faithful, realistic art and illustration.
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Christians Are To Be Taught
Many challenges threaten education today. Like Luther, we can meet them with renewed devotion to faithful, Lutheran education.
Microschools: Meeting a Need and Fulfilling a Mission
As demand for private education soars, LCMS churches of any size can consider serving their congregation with a “microschool.”
Our Great Heritage: C.F.W. Walther
Faced with false confession or schism, he chose the hard path, navigated extreme challenges, and helped establish our church body.
Book Lists for Young Lutherans: High Schoolers
A recommended reading list for high schoolers, including church history, literature, poetry, logic, mathematics and science books, and more.
Book Lists for Young Lutherans: Older Children
A recommended reading list for older children, including church history, literature, poetry, logic, mathematics and science, drama, art books and more.
Book Lists for Young Lutherans: Little Children
A recommended reading list for young children, including church history, literature, poetry, mathematics and science books, and more.
Church Workers Are Formed in Community
The church, by nature, is community — and our church workers are educated and formed in several learning communities.
Stewardship Integrity: Faithful Competence
God’s Word leads people to be faithful with what they have been given to show that the treasure of the Gospel is at work in and through them.
Reaffirming the Tenets of Lutheran Learning
In an educational atmosphere which erodes the faith, Lutheran schools must ground their pedagogies in Scripture and Lutheran doctrine.
A Gift for Our Children: The Past, Present and Future of Lutheran Schools in America
Throughout their 180-year history, our LCMS schools have suffered the devil’s blatant attacks. Yet our Lord has graciously defended our schools.
On ‘Frankenstein’: Alienation and the Creature’s Need for Belonging
‘Frankenstein’ is a tragic picture of what happens when we don’t live according to our design for communion with our Creator and fellow creatures.