(Why groups like the ACELC aren’t helpful: Part Three) So let’s get to the point. I am going to make a couple presumptions here from my reading of the ACELC, its documents and stated goals. If I have misunderstood or misrepresented those goals, I will gladly receive correction. As I read the stated intents of [...]
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Why the LCMS can’t exercise church discipline
September 14, 2010
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Why groups like the ACELC aren’t helpful: Part Two
August 31, 2010
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In my last post on the topic, I posited that the multiplication of statements has not historically been helpful in the Missouri. I would be delighted to be corrected, but I am hard pressed to find one example in our LCMS history that would point to an external group (which I will explain in a [...]
Listen: Houston Day Two (Sunday, July 11)
July 12, 2010
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This was the first real day of the convention, at least in terms of conducting business. My first impression of the day was LOOOONG. I got there at 7:45 a.m., and with an hour and a half for lunch, didn’t leave until 6 p.m. But it wasn’t really the time that made it long. What [...]
Delegate orientation
July 10, 2010
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Lunch on Saturday with the guys
July 10, 2010
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Perspective: Houston, Day One (July 9)
July 10, 2010
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It has been some time since I was really involved in synodical leadership. The last time I attended a convention was six years ago, and while I am blessed to serve on the South Wisconsin District Board of Directors, my involvement in our church body at large has been minimal since my illness several years [...]
This will be my fourth synodical convention I have attended, and the second as a delegate. One of the questions which always seems to surface in a major way is the all-important question: WHAT TO WEAR? For laity, the answer is simple: business casual. Being neither laity nor a businessman, I’m not entirely sure I know what [...]
