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There are some things, which are the same even across denominational lines. Read here what is said about “Prayer” and “Place to worship” and other matters in the holy sanctuary via A Mass Less Ordinary | First Things.

Brasilia, Brazil (ENInews)–Prominent Brazilian biblical scholar and author Milton Schwantes died on 1 March after a long illness. He was 65. A pastor in the Evangelical Church of the Lutheran Confession in Brazil, and a professor of the Old Testament … Continue reading →

Theme                        : He stands out! “Then I saw a Lamb, looking as if it bad been slain, standing in the centre of the throne, encircled by four creatures and the elders”, (Rev. 5:6). What do people think of Julius Malema? … Continue reading →

Well, I am concerned about this matter – and very much so. Mainly because the government has indicated that it is trying to curb and seriously interfere with the democratic checks and balances in place: Press and judiciary. Due to their own … Continue reading →

March 2, 2012 – Friday Morning God hath caused me to be fruitful … The name of the second he called Ephraim, “For God has made me fruitful in the land of my affliction.” 1 Blessed be the God and … Continue reading →

This 2nd Sunday of Lent – called “Reminiscere” – the Christian Church is contemplating God’s work in the world and especially the Church as that of a gardener, who owns a vineyard. The Sermon text prescribed for this Sunday is from the … Continue reading →

On Wednesday during the Seminary Confessional Service Prof. John Pless from CTS Ft.Wayne (IN) preached this sermon on the prescribed text from the Word of God (Hebrews 12:1-11). He kindly consented for us to publish this on the web. Read … Continue reading →

Here is the Lutheran Order of service in both isiZulu and se Tswana for the first Sunday in Lent: Invocavit. On this Sunday the Church remembers the satanic temptation of the first Adam in Paradise to which he succumbed (OT: … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Missionsdirektor:
Traditionally the time between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday is a time of reflection and abstinence – well, it is lent, after all. Why than, is it not strange that our Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church –…

The ENInews reports today: “Violent repression of church demonstration in Congo raises concerns: After the Congolese Roman Catholic church challenged the credibility of election results in which President Joseph Kabila was declared the winner, the stabbing death of a nun … Continue reading →