Concordia Nebraska recently announced that the university will welcome more than 110 church work students to the university for the 2026-2027 school year, the largest group to date.
Learn more:
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📚 CEU COURSE HIGHLIGHT 📚
Biblical Wisdom and AI
This course invites participants into a guided journey through the emerging landscape of artificial intelligence, using Luther’s Small Catechism as a trusted map and companion for the road.
Register at https://t.co/TtmJihbvvZ!
The LCMS Council of Presidents attended last night’s call service, then met with the CTSFW faculty this morning to discuss exceptional situations surrounding access to the Lord’s Supper. After chapel, Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod President Matthew Harrison and Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry and Missions John Pless signed copies of their new book, Bible and Confessions? Lutheran Perspectives on Confessing the Faith. #ctsfw #CallDay2026
Join us in Kramer Chapel tonight for our Candidate Call Service at 7 p.m. (EDT), where our concluding pastoral ministry students will receive calls to congregations across the country. For more information and to livestream, visit https://t.co/TOhQASowoH. #ctsfw#CallDay2026
The Assignment of Calls service will begin at 7 p.m. (CDT). Be sure to watch at https://t.co/f5Mmyfukyc.
Download the service folder now: https://t.co/AwF0NUBadP
Daily Devotions from LHM will help strengthen and encourage your faith as you do the same for others.
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The 2026 Multiethnic Symposium returns, May 5–6. Centered around expressions of praise in music, dance and art, this event highlights the importance of the multiethnic church. Registration for the symposium is now open at https://t.co/0t5K56SUDy Deadline to register is April 20.
"A crooked generation instinctively clings to wealth and riches, grasps human logic, and understands ordinary fact. The baptized fervently cling to forgiveness and grace in Christ, believe divine mysteries, and confess Christ crucified. Jesus’ death was necessary that we would know imperishable life. Without His death, the breaking of the bread would be empty ritual. But in the Eucharist, we receive the broken bread and the body of Christ that sustains extraordinary faith and enables us to confess divine truths." —Worship Planning Book, Year A
Celebrate the joy and certainty of Easter with a message from Concordia Seminary President Dr. Thomas J. Egger. Proclaiming the heart of the Christian faith, Egger reflects on the powerful truth of the resurrection: Christ is Risen!
https://t.co/2KVY7CIm1U
We have every reason to celebrate with joy and confidence on Easter. God has won salvation for us, and so we boldly confess and praise His name. He is risen, indeed! Alleluia!
Happy Easter! Christ is risen! Sing along with us to Lutheran Service Book 488, with beautiful music from https://t.co/ljVLMIOMQS, a resource from The Michigan District, LCMS. @miLCMS
He Is Risen! Blessings to all this Easter Sunday 🙏 💜
Celebrate with us by listening to today's sermon from The Lutheran Hour at https://t.co/SrffoY9fRd, on our Connected by LHM app, or wherever you listen to podcasts.
“He is not here, for he has risen, as he said.”
—Matthew 28:6
Christ is risen! Death is defeated, sin is forgiven and hope is alive forever.
Today we rejoice in the empty tomb and the living Savior who goes before us into every tomorrow.
"People endure debilitating disabilities—blindness, deafness—and these ailments are not punishment for sin. Without intervention, people in darkness and utter silence remain isolated. Jesus attends wholeheartedly to those who live in darkness and silence. He illuminates minds and hearts with faith, so that people would confess Him as Lord. He heals the blind so that people would see who He is! Christ’s amazing miracles confound the arrogant and enlighten the repentant." —Worship Planning Book, Year A
As we observe Lent, we cry out for forgiveness. We can be completely certain that through Jesus, God hears us!
I will turn the darkness before them into light, the rough places into level ground. - Isaiah 42:16b
#LCMSFoundation#Lent#ScriptureSaturday#SundayReadings
Lace 'Em Up, It's Time for P.E.! by Steve Gruenwald is this month's Shaping the Future Article. Steve talks about the need for self-care and how you and your ministry can benefit from it. To read his article, go to https://t.co/F3pW6KwUnj #LEA#shapingthefuture#stevegruenwald
Join Seminary President Dr. Thomas J. Egger and Dr. Jon Bruss (CTSFW) for the first episode of the LCMS International Center's "Seminary Life with the Presidents" series.
Link to the full episode: https://t.co/WPa7tL1YZE
A campaign doesn’t start with a goal number—it starts with people. In Ep. 10, the team talks about congregational campaign readiness: planning, stewardship conversation and early engagement, which brings the church family along together.
Listen ➡️ https://t.co/0ww9SuuB9W
You’re invited to join LAA with Greg Seltz!
📅 Wednesday, March 11, 2026
🕑 2:00 PM EST | 1:00 PM CST
Topic:
Overcoming the State of Virginia’s Effort to Subjugate Parochial Schools: A Warning”- COPPOLA
👉 Watch live: https://t.co/pFusBtmoVH
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