Following up on last year’s Baptism party episode, the Ladies are once again forming a Party-Planning Committee — and this time, they’re tackling confirmation.
The Coffee Hour — Set Apart To Serve: Sharing the Church’s Story
Why is it important to tell the church’s story of how she raises up faithful church workers? Rev. Dr. James Baneck tells his story.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Sarah Goes to School: What’s Your Genius? Teamwork in the Body of Christ
Sarah’s sharing study notes from her graduate courses at Concordia University Irvine’s Townsend Institute for Counseling and Leadership.
The Coffee Hour — Set Apart To Serve: Lutheran Schools Raising Up Church Workers
How do Lutheran Schools elevate church work vocations and raise up the next generation of church workers?
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Iron Ladle Challenge: HAM-ERGENCY! Leftover Ham.
Easter Sunday is over and done — but what’s a Lutheran lady to do with all that leftover ham?
The Coffee Hour — Set Apart To Serve: Journey To and Through Seminary Formation
What does a young man’s path to seminary look like, and how is he formed during seminary for the pastoral vocation?
Cross Defense — Bringing Your Kids to Church (Rebroadcast)
Pastor Bramwell gives practical instruction from Scripture on how to ease the struggle of bringing children to church.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Write This: “O Sacred Head” Hymn Stanzas
The Ladies welcome listener contributions in a “Write This:” creative challenge, inviting their fellow Lutheran ladies to compose additional stanzas to the beloved Passion hymn “O Sacred Head, Now Wounded.”
End Goals — LCMS Youth Ministry: Starter Pack 2.0 – Building Community and Belonging
DCE Jeremy Becker joins Julianna and Mark for a conversation about how youth leaders can foster community and relationships that build belonging in their youth ministry.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Story Time with Sarah: Justine Siegemund, Groundbreaking Midwife
Sarah tells the story of Justine Siegemund, a groundbreaking midwife whose illustrated medical book The Court Midwife was the first German medical text authored by a woman.