What was the state of the Church of England when Charles I became king? Join us for Episode 4 of The Puritan Movement with Rev. Dr. Cameron A. MacKenzie!
The Coffee Hour — Mercy Stories: Project 24
How does Project 24 change the lives of students and families in Kenya? Britt Odemba joins Andy and guest co-host Rev. Kevin Robson for the second installment of our series on Mercy Stories!
The Coffee Hour — LCMS Worship Institute: Composing Music for the Church
How do musicians serve the church in music composition? Kile and Jacqueline Smith share their stories!
The Coffee Hour — Set Apart To Serve: Building Relationships as a Lutheran Teacher
How does a Lutheran teacher build relationships with students, families, and colleagues? Debbie Armbruster shares her story!
The Coffee Hour — LCMS Worship Institute: Visual Art and Graphic Design in Service to the Church
How do visual art and graphic design serve the church and ministry of the Word? April Parviz shares her story!
The Coffee Hour — The Puritan Movement, Ep. 3: King James and the Separatists
Who was King James and how did the Puritan Movement resurface during his reign? Rev. Dr. Cameron A. MacKenzie joins us for Episode 3 of The History of the Puritan Movement!
The Coffee Hour — Mercy Stories: Soldiers of the Cross
How has Soldiers of the Cross supported LCMS church workers? Deaconess Maryann Hayter joins Andy and guest co-host Rev. Kevin Robson to kick off our new series on Mercy Stories!
The Coffee Hour — Celebrating 175 Years at St. Paul’s Lutheran in Des Peres
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and School in Des Peres, MO, is celebrating 175 years with exciting expansion. Rev. Dr. Glen Thomas, Sharon Whitlock, and Mark Canon join us!
The Coffee Hour — Set Apart To Serve: The Joy of Teaching Visual Arts
How does a visual arts teacher serve in a Lutheran high school? Anna Bloomfield shares her story!
The Coffee Hour — KFUO Radio in Daily Vocations (Rebroadcast)
Steven Wolters, KFUO Radio listener and donor, talks about how listening to KFUO Radio has made a difference for his family.