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Links Worth Checking Out
 
On this page we have provided links to a variety of sites and services. Some will take you to relatively familiar ground—the sites of other LCMS campus ministries, Concordia seminaries, the Concordia University System, programs for Lutheran youth and young adults, and so on.
 
But not all fall within the Lutheran comfort zone; we offer these to challenge and stretch your way of thinking about faith and about the larger body of Christ—the church—around the world. You might not agree with everything you find on some of these sites (we don't either); whenever you come across something like that, we encourage you to dig deep into God's Word and affirm why you believe what you do. Want to discuss? Post a topic to our forum; or send us the topic via the form below, and we'll include it as an anonymous post to our blog.
 
Do you know of sites a young Christian can visit for a spiritual workout? Use the form below to suggest it to us; we'll give it a look, and if it suits the purpose of this page, we'll add it.
 
 
LCMS Campus Ministry-related Sites 
 
 
Making fully-caffeinated disciples. Check out how this ministry is reaching out to the SLU community. 

 
acts64 is the initiative by the Crave folks in St. Louis to connect Lutheran students and groups from campuses around the St. Louis area—Wasington U., UMSL, SIU Edwardsville, and others. Could an effort like this work for campuses around yours?

 
Jay Winters is pastor at University Lutheran Church, Tallahassee, Fla. (serving FSU and others). He's also Lutheran Student Fellowship's national pastoral advisor. Check out his perspective on culture, the church, and his own faith walk. 

 
 
LCMS-related Sites 
 
 
LCMS Campus Ministry's affiliate national church body 

Ministry resource from The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod for adults 19 to...

News and info for high school youth and leaders from The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod's Department of Youth Ministry.

 
Lutheran Church Extension Fund's Student Laborers for Christ program
 
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What opportunities to share the love of Christ around the world are available to you? Find out about long- and short-term mission service assignments through LCMS World Mission here.

 
The Center for U.S. Missions provides pastors, lay church leaders, mission developers, and mission leaders with resources, mission research, consultation, and training in the areas of mission planting, strategy, information, and leadership development.

 
One of two national institutions for the training of LCMS pastors and other professional ministry workers. Browse this site to explore vocations in ministry.

 
One of two national institutions for the training of LCMS pastors and other professional ministry workers. Browse this site to explore vocations in ministry.

 
National system of LCMS-operated universities offering preparation for church work vocations and a full range of professions—as well as opportunities for advanced training and scholarship.

 
 
Selected Lutheran Sites 
 
 
We discovered Ablaze4Youth pretty much by accident (if you believe in accidents like this). Ablaze4Youth is presented by Water's Edge (Lutheran) Family of Faith in Frisco, Texas. Check Ablaze4Youth's "Daily Mindfreak" section (the other Mindfreak...not connected with Criss Angel).

Stein auf. Need we say more?

Located in Mapleton, Iowa, Mission Central provides a number of support services for LCMS missionaries and serves as a source of funding for multiple mission projects. And they have both a tractor and a cross in their header banner. 

This web site's purpose is to connect Lutherans to each other—individuals to organizations, agencies and causes, bloggers to blogs, etc. LC's Campus Ministry page includes a link to our site, sites of our partners, and other organizations like LCMS Campus Ministry. 

Official publishing house of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. 


Pulse from Concordia Publishing House
Bible study resources available for download from CPH, which offers this description: "Each Pulse links a complete downloadable Bible study with a current song, video, movie, or other media. Occasionally we’ll even throw in a video available exclusively from CPH." Can't beat that.


Engage from Concordia Publishing House
From CPH's website: "Engage, a series of short films, is a new style of Bible study that fits right where you are and shows you where God wants you to be. Resist thinking of this series as "Nooma for Lutherans"; aimed at young adults, it's worth a look.

Lutheran Hour Ministries developed the LHM Men's NetWork to provide resources to congregations desiring to start or enhance their men's ministries. Is your campus men's group looking for new Bible studies and other good stuff? Check out Men's NetWork.  

Baltimore-based Lutheran World Relief partners with The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Church to respond to international disaster, enable overseas communities to overcome poverty, hunger, and disease, and promote justice in the developing world.

 
 
Still more links 
 
An unranked and uncategorized assortment of sites related to faith, Christian media, and what Christian students are up to in the U.S. and around the world. Disclaimer: we don't endorse these sites and organizations—we offer them simply to acknowledge both the unity and the diversity of the Christian worldview. And hey, you'd find 'em yourself if you haven't already.
 
Do you have a site to recommend? Remember, you can use the form below to suggest one.
 
Breakaway MinistriesReview by our friends at Crave: "an example of what campus ministry can become."
 
University Baptist Church, Waco, Texas. As a student at Baylor University, David Crowder discovered that half of this Christian university's students didn't attend church. Together with Chris Seay, Crowder started UBC Waco. Check out the Young Church in this place.
 
jesusfreakhideout.com. "Jesus. Faith. Music." And more. 
 
jctv.org. Christian music videos and more. 
 
New Song Cafe. Worship Together's site for videos that feature contemporary Christian artists demonstrating how to play current praise and worship songs. New Song Cafe also has a YouTube channel.
 
Urbana.org. Triennial missions and evangelism conference of evangelical Christian students. More than 17,000 attended Urbana09 in St. Louis. 
 
Passion. Annual global Christian outreach conference for college and university students. The Passion 2010 conference (January 2-5, Atlanta) was described as "a 4 day gathering of 18-25 year olds united for His renown."
 
iamnotashamed.org. An everyman's witnessing site; beyond that, iamnotashamed sort of defies description. See for yourself. iamnotashamed is "powered by answersingenesis."
 
TrueU.org. Focus on the Family's Dr. Del Tackett, who developed The Truth Project® for FOTF, envisions TrueU as a precursor to The Truth Project—a series of studies specially designed for college-bound youth. Further development of TrueU content appears to be on hold at the moment, but what they've posted so far is worth a look. 
 
BluefishTV.com. Bluefish TV's tag is "Creating videos that help you teach." The site is a warehouse of teaching resources, from Bible study guides to downloadable video illustrations of selected spiritual and moral concepts. Many resources from Bluefish TV feature recognizable personalities in Evangelical media.
Voice of the Martyrs. For more than 40 years, the Voice of the Martyrs organization has exposed modern-day persecution of Christians around the world. Got courage? Visit this site. 
 
Open Doors USA. Like Voice of the Martyrs, Open Doors works in countries around the world where people are persecuted for their Christian faith.Open Doors produces the annual World Watch List, which ranks countries according to the tolerance or intolerance of Christians practiced there.
 
International Christian Concern. International Christian Concern is a non-denominational Christian organization whose mission is similar to that of Voice of the Martyrs and Open Doors—assisting and sustaining Christians around the world who have suffered persecution.
 
Secret Believers. Secret Believers is a program developed by Open Doors to offer insight into the lives and minds of people who have left Islam to follow Jesus Christ. Powerful stuff.
 
 
 

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