Immanuel Lutheran Church & Student Center, in DeKalb, Illinois, was host to the ordination service for James Miller (left in photo with Immanuel Pastors Marty Marks and Ray Krueger, in back).
Immanuel DeKalb Hosts June Ordination
Mercy, Compassion, Presence Continue in Ottawa-Naplate
Lutheran Church Charities Disaster Response and LERT teams continue their partnership with Zion Lutheran Church in Ottawa, Illinois, to help following the February 28, Ottawar-Naplate tornado.
Seminar: Challenges That Churches Face Today
Dr. David Kim will be guest speaker on the challenges and issues that churches face today in a seminar being held by St. Paul Lutheran Church and School, Aurora, Illinois, on July 15 and 16.
LWML-NID Spring Rallies Provided Variety of Speakers
One of the highlights of any Lutheran Women’s Missionary League Zone Rally is the speaker, as attested to in the variety of speakers in churches this spring.
Grant Enables New STEM Focus at Aurora Lutheran School
First-ever grant nets $192,000 from Dunham Fund to help St. Paul, Aurora, Illinois, become a STEM-integrated Lutheran school.
Small Town’s Church Welcomes New Members
New members at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Momence, Illinois, answered invitation of members to learn about the congregation. Even in a small town, relationships make a difference in outreach.
‘Popular Music for Piano’ Summer Camp Offered at Concordia-Chicago
Students entering grades 5-12 can learn “Popular Music for Piano” at Concordia University Chicago’s 2017 summer camp.
‘Lives of Faith’ Captures Stories of God’s Family
Writing your family story – you see it everywhere. But it was the upcoming 125th anniversary of St. John’s Lutheran Church in Lombard, Illinois, that set educator Patricia Rose on a journey to capture the stories of her faith family.
CUC Outdoor Patriotic Pops Concert June 24
The University Band of Concordia-Chicago will perform its annual Patriotic Pops Concert on Saturday, June 24, on the lawn at 7400 Augusta, River Forest, Illinois.
Compassion Prompted This Volunteer into 17 Years of Action
Every evening, as she walked from her downtown Chicago office to the Metra station, Cheryl Bokelmann noticed the homeless; so many of them–some agitated and angry; some just sad. So she decided to do what she could….she volunteered in PADS.