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Reformation Day Worksheets for Kids for Church
By Anna Wyss Happy Reformation Day (observed). Here’s some worksheets to use for kids in church. DSDM-SeriesB-ReformationDay DSDO-SeriesB-ReformationDay
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When the Going Gets Tough
By Laura Vandercook Some seasons or days as mother are easier than others. We can keep the house relatively clean. We can get supper on the table most days of the week. We can care for our family, and there aren’t huge problems looming. Some seasons are not as lovely. My grandfather used to say, “Life’s not all fried chicken and ice cream.” He was right. Some seasons your husband looses his job, and he has to get a temp job in a nearby city. You only get to see him for a few hours a week. Maybe one of your kids gets a chronic illness. Maybe you just had…
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Sunday School Worksheets- Twenty Second Sunday After Pentecost
Our apologies these weren’t up sooner! Thanks, Anna! DSDO-SeriesB-22nd Sunday After Pentecost DSDM-SeriesB-22nd Sunday After Pentecost
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Review of Soldier On and Giveaway
By Bethany Kilcrease Ladies, if you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to read Christian fiction featuring both an implied steamy sex scene and Luther’s Small Catechism all within the first chapter, then wonder no more! Sisters of Katie Luther blogger Vanessa Rasanen makes her authorial debut with Soldier On, which might be said to fall within the contemporary Christian military genre if such a category exists. Prior to late August 2018, I had never read anything approaching a contemporary Christian novel. Moreover, while I do have some experience in the Christianity department, my experience with military deployment is nonexistent. Wouldn’t reading this book be like a life-long…
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Sunday School Worksheets – Twenty-First Sunday After Pentecost
This is a new resource we’re thrilled to share for families to use in the service for children. We’re always happy to share things that can help families in the service, and we’re grateful to Anna for sending these our way! Click the links below to download and print the PDFs! DSDM-SeriesB-21st Sunday After Pentecost DSDO-SeriesB-21st Sunday After Pentecost Anna Wyss is a LCMS pastor’s kid, who met the love of her life at University Lutheran at Purdue. Besides being a wife, she is a nurse, mom to two kids, and an avid volunteer at church, especially for Sunday School.
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Strength in Weakness?
By Elizabeth Ahlman While we were living in Leipzig, Germany, my family and I had several opportunities to visit Lutherstadt Wittenberg. In the courtyard of the Black Cloister is one of my favorite statues. It’s Katie Luther, full skirts swishing out, arms pumping, looking as if she was striding purposefully across that courtyard. If anything depicts a womanly strength, it’s that statue. Katie looks all business, as if ready to take on anything — as if ready to go to battle on her own little homefront (or not so little, as the Black Cloister was actually huge). Historians and perhaps lore tell us that Katie was strong and bold –…
