Dan the Geologist, while under the weather, has posted the seventieth edition of the Lutheran Carnival. The Carnival is going to take a break of undetermined length after this edition.
It’s been a nice run of about 1-1/2 years, a millennium as far as things on the Internet go. The first necessity of the Carnival, to [...]
The sixty-ninth Lutheran Carnival is up at the main site.
I kept it simple, showing only the four submissions and the five draft posts. Stop by and check them out.
A Lutheran You Should Know
Todd Wilken has been the host of the radio show Issues Etc., broadcast nationally on Sunday evenings and on St. Louis’ KFUO-AM weekday afternoons. Fortunately for us travelers, both shows are available for download or live streaming.
Wilken received his M.Div. from Concordia Seminary in St. Louis and served as a parish [...]
A journalist, photographer, and all-around media player, Mrs. T. Swede has published the sixty-seventh edition of the Lutheran Carnival. Frau Schwede has highlighted Claus Harms, a pastor and theologian who celebrated the 300th anniversary of Luther’s 95 Theses with 95 of his own, warning about the changing of theology from what was Biblical to [...]
Ritewinger has posted the sixty-sixth edition of the Lutheran Carnival at his site, TheoCon. He chose to highlight the founder of his seminary, Albert H. Schwermann.
Thanks again for your time!
Pastor Paul Siems hosts the sixty-fifth Lutheran Carnival at his blog, Not Alone. Siems brings us his grandfather, a pastor who preached in both German and English. He also does a proper job of providing his own commentary for the submitted posts.
Thanks, Pastor, for your time and effort!
Military chaplains have a tremendous responsibility, so it was an honor and a pleasure to see Chaplain Matthew Boarts host the sixty-fourth edition of the Lutheran Carnival. Chaplain Boarts relays the story of another chaplain who saved men in the 101st Airborne from a German grenade using the Lord’s Prayer. Thy kingdom come, indeed.
Thanks, Chaplain!
Done and redone until she got it right, Barb the Evil Genius has posted the sixty-third edition of the Lutheran Carnival. This edition of the carnival features George Washington’s Thanksgiving proclamation.
Barb had some trouble with her computer the first time, so an extra dose of thanks for getting it redone and posted.
