This is a conference for Michigan District, LCMS Circuit Visitors. Please plan on wearing a mask at all times (except when eating/drinking), having your temperature checked upon arrival, and maintaining 6 ft distance from everyone at all times. If you do not feel well, stay home and join us on Zoom.
The Church is indeed set apart from the world (1 John 5:19–20). It seems as though that separation is becoming more prevalent every day, as we live among a culture and government that is becoming increasingly hostile to our faith and confession. How are we to respond? Where do we go from here? Dr. Korey […]
This workshop is focused on the effect of a robust, biblical understanding and confident exercise of prayer in the systems, life, and ministry of a congregation in transition. Dr. Bill Dasch, a LCMS full-time pastor for 42 years who now leads a full-time prayer ministry, will share his theological, psychological, and experiential insights into prayer as systemic […]
We have not been able to gather as a group of school leaders for quite some time, and that is a huge reason why we couldn't be more excited about a principals' conference than we are for Higgins Lake 2021. Besides the whole day spent with Ted on Tuesday, the fellowship, worship, campfire discussions, and […]
A day just for all of our favorite directors… can’t wait! We thought this year would be a perfect time to begin a new annual event that will focus just on your unique role as early childhood directors. It will be a day for fellowship and learning. We also will have quite a few things […]
The 2021 Early Childhood Conference is on! We can’t wait to gather with all of you on August 11 at Shepherd of the Lakes in Brighton. Jim Gill is our morning keynote, followed by a wide variety of sessions throughout the day. Everyone attending will go home with an ‘I Love Lutheran Schools’ t-shirt and […]
No matter what age or stage of our life, we all sense we are meant for more. St. Augustine suggested we are restless until we find our rest finally in God. Until then, we have work to do. These conversations will explore how we—who have already died the ultimate death in Baptism—can make a resurrection […]
