Dr. Cameron MacKenzie talks about how Rationalism and Unionism affected Lutherans in Saxony, and then the story of Martin Stephan and C.F.W. Walther in America.
The Coffee Hour — The Sharps in Uruguay
Rev. James, Angela, and Maggie Sharp talk about their experiences planting churches, serving, and living in Uruguay.
The Coffee Hour — Mental Health Monday: Martin Luther on Mental Health
What does Martin Luther say about Mental Health, and how does it apply today? Dr. Stephen Saunders joins us to talk about it.
The Coffee Hour — Set Apart To Serve: Liturgy and Hymnody for Youth
How do cantors use church music to teach children the faith and form future church workers? Cantor Jonathan Rudy talks about it.
The Coffee Hour — Yes, You Can Work at Summer Camp!
What’s it like to work at camp? Keith Peters and Derrick “Rocky” Minnick from Camp Lutherhaven talk about it.
The Coffee Hour — History of the LCMS #1: The Prussian Union, Rationalism, Unionism, and Immigration
Dr. Cameron Mackenzie talks about the Prussian Union, rationalism, unionism, and the immigration of Lutherans to America.
The Coffee Hour — Serving Military Families through Operation Barnabas
Jill Tendler and Lee Hinton talk about how Operation Barnabas makes a difference for veterans and military families.
The Coffee Hour – “A Community of Exiles” LW Searching Scripture, January 2024: 1 Peter 1:1–12
Rev. Carl Roth talks about the “Searching Scripture” feature in the January 2024 issue of the Lutheran Witness.
The Coffee Hour — Christmas in Puerto Rico with the Neuendorfs
Rev. James and Deaconess Christel Neuendorf talk about Christmas traditions in Puerto Rico.
The Coffee Hour — Lutheran Women’s Groups and Christmas in Ghana
Joyce Erber talks about serving with the Lutheran women’s group in Ghana, plus what Christmas is like in West Africa.