Taking off for Parts Unknown

Get on board as Gospel Adventures takes students, teachers, and other intrepid explorers to Mongolia for a five-day learning expedition that's fun and exciting!
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Explore Faith and Life Issues on THRED

At THRED you'll find a forum for the open discussion of ideas. You'll find fresh and ongoing conversations about the things that matter, the things we think about, as well as life's bigger issues —issues like God and faith and Jesus.
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Layman Guides to Sharing the Savior

Sharing Jesus with others can be a little daunting sometimes. This popular three-pack of booklets by Don Everts, LHM's content development manager, help make these conversations easier and more natural. Titles include Who is Jesus?, Why Did Jesus Die?, and What is Faith in Jesus? For the kids, we're including Do You Know Who Jesus Is?: an illustrated, pocket-sized volume with a story kids will love to read and pass along to others.
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Our Hat, Your Head, One Photograph

The Men's NetWork is giving away the classic This Is The Life DVD for your 2020 WEAR in the World pictures. If you're unfamiliar with this long-running program that aired on commercial TV for years, you will be pleasantly surprised. Each storyline has a powerful message of faith, and viewers will enjoy the Gospel-centered character of these programs.
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Sentido Latino Helps Hispanics Navigate U.S. Culture

Every week, Lutheran Hour Ministries' Spanish-language podcast, Sentido Latino, features program hosts Rev. Luciano Vega-Ayala and Deaconess Noemi Guerra. Together they address significant cultural, moral, and social challenges that Hispanics face as U.S. citizens. The duo's chemistry is contagious. Speaking from a Christian-Latin perspective, they offer listeners their insights, experience, and a healthy dose of godly wisdom.
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Talking Bias

Understanding implicit bias can be an extremely difficult task for most people. It requires a degree of self-awareness and a willingness to admit that, sometimes, many of our daily interactions with other people are shaded by prejudice, even when we mean well. Nobody wants to own up to assuming that a person is less intelligent because of their hair color, or that they're less capable because of their age, or that they're more dangerous because of their skin color.
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