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Reply To Gavin Ortlund: Catholic Inquisitions; Hus

Dr. Gavin Ortlund is a Reformed Baptist author, speaker, pastor, scholar, and apologist for the Christian faith. He has a Ph.D. from Fuller Theological

Two Simple Questions about Concordia Texas Throwing Off the Bylaws of the LCMS

Pastors Elect Persecuted Bishop To Preach Christianity Worldwide

Pohjola told a court that being convicted of a 'hate crime' for exercising his free speech would effectively outlaw Christianity in Finland.

Christian Leaders Need To Stand Against Vaccine Coercion

Like all tyrants, Biden and Harris leave no neutral ground for the weak-kneed. Leaders who search for it abandon the people in their care.

Living Word Lutheran Church celebrates land dedication

Living Word Lutheran Church celebrates land dedication The 225-member Living Word Lutheran Church (LWLC) of Alexandria celebrated the purchase of an eight-acre building site on McKay Avenue Sunday, October 23. Written By: EchoPress News | × Members of Living Word Lutheran Church in Alexandria celebrated the purchase of land for a future building site at a special service Sunday. Contributed The 225-member Living Word Lutheran Church (LWLC) of Alexandria celebrated the purchase of an eight-acre building site on McKay Avenue Sunday, October 23. Pastor AJ Kluver led the congregation in prayer and celebration. Members viewed the newly acquired property and the site plan. LWLC was organized two years ago and serves Alexandria and the surrounding area.

Living out Lutheran identity: liberty, love, service

Foundational Lutheran values of freedom, love and service to neighbor are increasingly needed as a counter-witness to societies’ growing narratives of exclusion and injustice.

Library : The Bishop and Christian Unity: An Ecumenical Vademecum

Preface The ministry entrusted to the bishop is a service of unity both within his diocese and of unity between the local church and the universal church. That ministry therefore has special significance in the search for the unity of all Christ’s followers. The bishop’s responsibility for promoting Christian unity is clearly affirmed in the Code of Canon Law of the Latin Church among the tasks of his pastoral office: “He is to act with humanity and charity toward the brothers and sisters who are not in full communion with the Catholic Church and is to foster ecumenism as it is understood by the Church” (Can 383 §3 CIC 1983). In this respect, the bishop cannot consider the promotion of the ecumenical cause as one more task in his varied ministry, one that could and should be deferred in view of other, apparently more important, priorities. The bishop’s ecumenical engagement is not an optional dimension of his ministry but a duty and obligation. This appears even more clearly in the Code of Canons of Eastern Churches, containing a special section dedicated to the ecumenical task, in which it is particularly recommended that pastors of the Church “work zealously in participating in ecumenical work” (Can 902–908 CCEO 1990). In the service of unity, the bishop’s pastoral ministry extends not just to the unity of his own church, but to the unity of all the baptized into Christ.