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Recently I posted an article on Linkedin that I would like to share with our TLSP friends, schools, and churches as well. The Wall Street Journal recently posted an article about a promotional/junk mail effort sent to pregnant women around the country from someone named "Jen". It appeared to be a handwritten… Read more »

The lament of Asaph in Psalm 73 gives us a glimpse of what happens when our eyes turn toward our own success and for measures that are earthly. “For I was envious of the arrogant when I saw the prosperity of the wicked.” What Asaph saw with his eyes were successes and… Read more »

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Life month is about you! You made in the image of God. You as a fellow redeemed. You as a part of the mystical body, the Church. You as a chosen person.School leaders are first responders in our schools. School leaders tend to the grief, trauma and crisis of others on a… Read more »

Last year around this time I ran my first triathlon and wrote a post about 9 ways it compared to fundraising.A few weeks ago a friend joined me as we ran our first Spartan obstacle run, and like last year as I successfully finished (a.k.a. survived) the obstacles, I started to make… Read more »

The Lutheran Schools are grateful for State Representative Bob Behning’s (R-Indianapolis) visit to Fort Wayne on Wednesday, September 27.Rep. Behning toured Concordia Lutheran High School in the morning, Lutheran South Unity School in the afternoon, and led a lunch presentation. In addition to visit included spending time with students and community leaders… Read more »

Bethlehem Lutheran alumnus recognizes school’s role in shaping future Lindsay Wright spent the last three and a half years serving our country in an unusual way—by working with the four-legged creatures called military dogs in the Army. But Lindsay’s story begins long before she became a veterinarian.Her story starts at Bethlehem Lutheran… Read more »