In the first installment of her new “Storytime” segment, Sarah takes Rachel, Erin, and Bri back in time to China in 1943 as she tells the life story of Gertrude Simon.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Bri’s Big Question: New Year’s Resolutions
New Year’s Resolutions: good, bad, or utterly pointless? This is Bri’s Big Question for January.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Christmas Poetry Slam!
In this “super special” holiday episode, Sarah, Erin, Bri, and Rachel each share their own original unpublished Christmas poems.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Rachel’s Trivia Challenge: The Best Christmas Pageant (Quiz) Ever
‘Tis the season … for Christmas pageants! Join Sarah, Erin, Bri, and Rachel as they embark on a riotous romp through the past, present and (hypothetical) future of nativity theatricals.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Hymn Sing with Sarah: The Quempas Carol
Sarah invites Erin, Bri and Rachel to share their favorite Christmas carols and caroling memories, including her own with “The Quempas Carol.”
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Erin’s Recipe Card: Christmas Cookies!
Erin goes beyond the beloved-but-mundane sugar cookie to introduce Bri, Rachel and Sarah to a new-to-them Christmas classic: the lace cookie.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} QUIZ: Which Lutheran Lady are you?
Which Lutheran Lady are you? Take this interactive quiz to find out!
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} ICYMI: Book Club Announcement!
In this Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge short, Sarah, Erin, Rachel, and Bri talk through their options as they finalize a choice for their inaugural book club pick.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Rachel’s Trivia Challenge: The End of the World
Rachel embarks on a dystopian romp from rock band R.E.M. to evangelical A-lister Kirk Cameron and beyond, as she does her level best to stump Sarah, Erin, and Bri on all things eschatological.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} The Lutheran Ladies’ Guide to Chrismons™
Sarah, Bri, Erin and Rachel share the origin story behind Chrismons™, delve into their rich Christological meanings, and get ready to craft their own versions of these time-honored Christian symbols.