Any longtime readers of this blog know how very blessed Cindi and I have been in our children. We have stood in amazement and awe as t...

by the Rev. Dean Herberts Andy & Rebekah!  Don't look at me but look at each other and see the gift God is giving to each of you! ...

The look that says: “You, sir, are responsible for this.” And the look back that says: “Yes, maam. I most certainly am.”

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Yesterday I gave my youngest into the arms of her beloved, and so received the gift of another son. Pastor Ball presided, Pastor Herberts pr...

This weekend, God willing, my youngest will wed her beloved, Andrew Ibisch, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Hamel. It's all g...

Chapel 5.18.18 Welcome to the Board of Directors. The Order of Matins begins on p. 219ff. Please Stand. Hymn of the Day: 539 Christ Is...

By Dr. Stephenson, addressing why Lutherans (who stand with our Confessions) ought to care and care a great deal about the trouble that is b...

That's how the weekend was around here. Friday afternoon, soon-to-be son-in-law, Andrew Ibisch became Dr. Andrew Ibisch. I m...

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Chapel 5.2.18 Commemoration of St. Athanasius, the man who stood against the world to proclaim that Jesus is one with the Father, ...

Service of Prayer and Preaching, p. 260ff. Reading: 1 Cor. 15:12–28 1 Corinthians 15:12–28 (ESV): 12 Now if Christ is proc...

Prayer and Preaching, p. 265 Reading: A reading from Hebrews 13: 20 Now may the God of peace who broug...

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But for a blink of an eye in time, yet this is the Eucharistia from Sweden under King John III (1576). Thanks to Dr. Tighe for sending along...

Chapel 04.05.18 Invocation Collect of the Day: Almighty God, through Your only-begotten Son, Jesus Christ, You overcame de...