Lutheran Weekly

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We're taking a break for Lent and maybe longer, but stay tuned--more to come, hopefully. Meanwhile, check out our upcoming podcast, The Tail of the Kairoo!

This week, we have Rev. Dr. Roger Theimer, Pastor at King of Kings Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, home of Kids Kount Publishing to talk about the Kingdom Quest Sunday School program and Kids Church. Also featuring a cell phone suggestion and an internet shopping tip.

This week, we have Rev. Yohannes Mengsteab, Mission Facilitator for New African Immigrants and Urban Missions and Director of the Ethnic Immigrant Institute of Theology to talk about bringing the Gospel to immigrants. Plus an iPod peripheral suggestion and yet another tech tip to avoid spam.

This week, we have Pastor Max Mons, campus chaplain at St. Paul's Lutheran Chapel at the University of Iowa. Pastor Mons talks about the unique challenges and joys of campus chaplaincy. Plus a suggestion and tip on the sound of silence. Also, leave your review of Lutheran Weekly at iTunes.

This week, we feature Paul Golke, Director of Camp Io-Dis-E-Ca and discuss the past, present, and future of Lutheran camps. The tech tip can save your congregation a grand or more, and another podcast suggestion for someone to take up.

This week features Tim Hetzner, president of Lutheran Church Charities. We talk about the many opportunities to serve our neighbor and the ways God is using His people to bring hope to the hopeless. Also, a suggestion and tech tip for the car.

An interview with Drew Haninger of Olive Tree Bible Software for handhelds. You can actually have the Bible and a theological library on your cell phone--finally a good use for them! Also a typing tip and a suggestion for those stuck with me in dial-up land.

An interview with Daniel Foster of LOGOS Bible Software, as well as a guest tech tip from Rev. Rick Anderegg and the continuing iPod-to-minivan saga!

We again visit the Lutheran Heritage Foundation with Dr. Anssi Simojoki, LHF Vice President for Africa. Dr. Simojoki tells us about his experiences sharing the Gospel in Somalia, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Rwanda and other areas of Africa. Check out somalilutheran.org for more info. Also, check out our frappr map at frappr.com/lcmspastor

Our Lutheran Heritage Foundation series resumes with Rev. David Ulm, pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Chesterfield, MI. He talks about his experience teaching at the seminary in Sudan, as well as teaching the catechism in Vietnamese.

This week, we step away from the serious to take a peek (and maybe a poke) at Old Lutheran and its founder, David Hunstad. We also begin a series on internet safety.

We start out the new year with Rev. Dr. Robert Rahn, founder and Executive Director of Lutheran Heritage Foundation, who translate and distribute Lutheran documents like the Book of Concord, Luther's Small Catechism, etc. to the corners of the world. Also featuring a "Lutheran documents" suggestion of the week and a tech tip to help your congregation celebrate an anniversary, etc.

For our Nativity episode, we have an interview with Steve Cohen, director of Apple of His Eye Mission Society. Learn about sharing the Gospel with the Jewish people. Also featuring a Christmas suggestion and tech tip.

This slightly late episode includes an interview with Tyrone Brumwell, a missionary with POBLO: People of the Book Lutheran Outreach, a Muslim evangelism program. Tune in to learn about Islam and the work God is doing among Muslims. Also, some exciting news about a suggestion of the week and a money-saving tech tip.

This week, we talk to Rev. Paul Goddard, an emeritus pastor and active police chaplain. This is the part of "COPS" you won't see on TV. We also include a groundbreaking and original suggestion of the week and another congregation website tech tip, as well as a personal announcement.

This episode has a presentation by Jean Maurer and Janet Fischer, both of whom went down to help with hurricane relief with Red Cross after Katrina & Rita. They tell their stories and share experiences. Also, a Tech Tip and Suggestion of the Week.

This week, we take a look at one of the "daily bread" gifts we value most: our families. We feature Kay Meyer from Family Shield Ministries. Also, a video-related Tech Tip and Suggestion of the Week.