Thanks for Taking the Time to Comment Christine
The following comment was placed by Christine on our recent post on “not so steadfast parishes.” With all of the concerns we see…
The following comment was placed by Christine on our recent post on “not so steadfast parishes.” With all of the concerns we see…
and were looking for a good confessional Lutheran congregation, where would you go? (and please pardon this personal blog post!)
We ran across some motions that will be brought before the Rocky Mountain District convention this June. Here is one that wisely asks…
(Cantor Magness writes a regular column for the Steadfast Quarterly. This is his article from Volume 1, #3, which we thought would be…
(Introduced by Ross Wardenburg) We at BJS have created a new column where we hope to review at least one program from Issues,…
My cell phone rang during the communion liturgy of our afternoon service yesterday (Good Friday). I know, I should turn it off before…
We look forward to all the blessings God will shower upon us as the Triduum begins today with Maundy Thursday. We thank the…
A year ago, when Synodical President Gerald Kieschnick and Board for Communication Services executive director David Strand tried to make the claim that…
On one of the talking heads news programs this morning there was a debate between a liberal and conservative over the issue of…
(Editor’s Note: Walt Otten writes our “Steadfast Lessons from the Past” Column which is archived on the Regular Columns page. For those who…
You know, one of the great things about being a confessional Lutheran is that you can usually count on your fellow confessional Lutherans…
(Other posts from the Augustana Ministerium can be seen on the BJS Regular Columns page. This conference is listed on our calendar; to…
Today we commemorate these two wonderful artists. You can’t hit a museum in Europe without seeing some of Durer’s masterpieces and Cranach’s altarpiece…
One of the goals of the Brothers of John the Steadfast is the creation of reading groups whose intention is to get with…
Should there be politics in the church? This issue came up in a few responses to our mass e-mail. Before getting to that…
(Jon’s posts can be seen on the Regular Columns page under the title “God Desires Mercy, Not Sarcasm…) In February of this year,…
We at BJS have created a new column where we hope to review at least one program from Issues, Etc. each week. Our…
“The Six Chief Parts of Lenten Catechesis” The Ten Commandments The Creed The Lord’s Prayer The Sacrament of Holy Baptism Confession The Sacrament…
Over the course of the next 24 hours we will be sending an e-mail to every rostered worker in the LCMS inviting them…
One of the goals of BJS chapters is to do service work in the congregation. It certainly gives BJS some positive publicity but…