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Monday Mornings on KFUO — Steadfast Review (and a little preview)

September 22nd, 2012 Post by Pastor Joshua Scheer

Great news everyone, every Monday morning at 7:30 CST on KFUO’s His Time program there will be a brief spot (10 minutes) with some commentary and review of the previous week on Steadfast Lutherans. There will also be a preview of some things that are coming that week. Take a listen. KFUO’s new programming is getting better all of the time. For those in the St. Louis you know the drill, for those who are unable to listen over the airwaves, you can listen in to KFUO anytime through their internet stream.

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Lumpenkönig

September 22nd, 2012 at 10:51 | #1

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I am listening to Focus on the Family on KFUO as I write. Colorado Springs-based Focus does a lot of lobbying on behalf of the traditional family in Wash. DC. Focus on the Family? Wow, what an incredible ally for the LCMS! I understand that the president of Focus on the Family, Jim Daly, is a member of an LCMS church. Glad to see it!
mbw

September 27th, 2012 at 12:50 | #2

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I told you all not to give up on KFUO … : – )
Congratulations to all involved.

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