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Click on the topics below to learn about the key issues and recent critical events in The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Three Walls Preventing Reform
"That They May Be One": A Scriptural and Confessional Statement Concerning Church Fellowship and Prayer - a significant statement adopted by several Northern Illinois pastors on December 20, 2001 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Lockport, IL. Hundreds have already subscribed to it.
The Keller Resolution -- On January 13, 2002, a group of confessional Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod (LCMS) pastors and laymen met at Messiah Lutheran Church in Keller, Texas, to discuss the recent practice of unionism (joint worship with Christians who disagree on doctrinal matters) and syncretism (joint worship with people of other religions) at the highest levels of the LCMS leadership. This group drafted a resolution, now referred to as The Keller Resolution, and asked that each representative present it for ratification to their congregational voter's assembly. Other congregations are in the process of joining them.
Chant: Vestment for the Voice
And also with you(r) spirit?
Prof Marquart Responds to Kieschnick
Rebuke and Discipline in Love
Cleveland Theological Conference Review
An Argument for Lutheran Episcopacy
Public Church Officials and Matthew 18
SCREAMING BLOODY MURDER
The Hymnal Project and the Nicene Creed
"Corporate Synod"...
Confessional Campus Pastors Respond to Unionism and Syncretism at Valpo and Beyond
Rolf Preus Corrects David Buegler
I"L"LL Fires Wallace Schulz from LHM
Synod BOD Statement - Aug. 15, 2002
David Benke Suspended
Feminist Theology in the LCMS
No More Hitting the Snooze Button
The Dispute Resolution that Couldn't
The Pastoral Call Process and the COP
Examination of 2001 LCMS Convention
