Jen Bagnall

Throughout the 2022-2023 school year, the students’ mission offerings added up. Fifty cents here, a few dollars there… and soon the gifts from dozens of LCMS day schools and Sunday schools from across the United States became enough to print 3,000 copies of the Ukrainian A Child’s Garden of Bible…

LHF translation work isn’t simple. Aside from knowing basic vocabulary and grammar, translators need to thoroughly understand the Lutheran meaning and teaching behind the theological terms. Even more challenging, when in a country where Lutheranism is new to the people, translators may need to create new vocabulary for Christian concepts…

Dear brethren at LHF, It is with great joy and pleasure for me to write and express my sincere thanks and appreciation to this great and wonderful organization. We held a wonderful three-day seminar from May 16-18 with Rev. Dr. Dinku Bato and Rev. Mark Moss [from LHF]. This seminar…

Did you know there are still hundreds of thousands of Mayan people in Mexico and the United States? They need to hear the Word spoken in Mayan. LHF is here to help with “Jesus Never Fails.”

More than 97 million people in 29 countries speak French as their first language and have established Lutheran churches. What they don’t have is a common Lutheran hymnal – until now!

As two rival generals vie for control in Sudan, war has broken out in the capital city of Khartoum. Hundreds are dead, and church members need prayers for protection.

The church in Africa is growing quickly! So quickly, that well-trained pastors and good resources are spread too thin. That’s why LHF created Project 72.

Thousands of Hmong people who fought alongside American soldiers in Vietnam had to flee or die. Today, 300,000 Gospel-seeking Hmong live here in the U.S.

Remember the days of the Book-of-the-Month clubs? Today, LHF challenges you to join a new kind of book club, where YOU provide Lutheran books to new Christians.

Rev. Richard Nuffer (pictured at left), retired lawyer and professor emeritus at Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, Ind., has been named the new chairman of the LHF Board of Directors. He replaces Rev. Walter Otten, who retired at the end of 2022 after many years of faithful leadership. “In…