From Ethiopia to St. Louis by Sarah Maney A woman walks barefoot for miles along the Ethiopian roads, sharing the Gospel with whoever has ears to hear. She walks where […]

Faculty give focused attention internationally by Christie Hampton “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of […]

by Christie Hampton The year was 1968 and Dan Mattson was fresh out of Concordia Seminary. He was ready for his first pastoral call to St. Thomas Lutheran Church in […]

by Lucas Moody Serving Christ and neighbor has been a part of Justin Hilton’s life for as long as he can remember. When he was 10 years old and living […]

by Melanie Ave “For none of us lives to himself, and none of us dies to himself. For if we live, we live to the Lord, and if we die, […]

by Sarah Maney Peer into the Concordia Seminary class where Dr. Pete Jurchen is teaching and you will see groups of seminarians gathered in small groups with their desks pushed […]

by Sarah Maney The decision to enroll at a seminary is an exciting one for married couples, but there also can be a lot of questions and unknowns. While the […]

by Dr. Joel Elowsky Everyone belongs to someone, whether we like it or not. Sometimes we really like it — as in, I belong to my wife and my wife […]

by Melanie Ave Linda Koch met her husband, Bill — the love of her life — while working on her English degree at Iowa Wesleyan University in Mount Pleasant, Iowa, […]

by Christie Hampton Can you tell us about your family and where you grew up? My wife, Darlene, is a kindergarten teacher at Immanuel Lutheran School in St. Charles, Mo. […]

by  Sarah Maney When Grace Lutheran Church was searching for a pastor, its members knew they wanted someone who could minister to their congregation and also reach out among the […]

by Sarah Maney Ever since kindergarten, Abby Ward attended Lutheran schools. “Going into my undergraduate was my first experience at a public school — the University of Central Missouri in […]