by Paul Fraser | Faith & Fellowship magazine, Lutheran Brethren Seminary
I still fondly remember the countless times while growing up when I would rush to our basement to play video games with my brother. Mom would give us an hour or two to play after our chores were done, and during the summer we’d spend hours together having a great...
by Daniel Berge | Faith & Fellowship magazine, Lutheran Brethren Seminary
It’s been awkward for me to live up to all my identities. That’s a bit of a weird line, I know, so let me explain what I mean. Although my mom will quickly tell you she named me Daniel, I’ve found myself at a place in life where I get called a lot of different names....
by Faith & Fellowship | Faith & Fellowship magazine, Lutheran Brethren Seminary, North American Mission
I am a missionary. Where, you ask? Everywhere, but mainly in Parker, Colorado. The Lord called me from Lutheran Brethren Seminary to Arvada, Colorado, where I would serve eight years at Community In Christ Lutheran Brethren Church. Having grown up in the Midwest, a...
by David N. | Faith & Fellowship magazine, International Mission, Lutheran Brethren Seminary
I was in the middle of my first year of seminary, sitting next to my wife Sonja during a J-term presentation by Dan Venberg about LBIM’s mission work, when I first really heard about the work our Church has been called to and the need for missionaries. Afterward, as...
by Faith & Fellowship | Faith & Fellowship magazine, Lutheran Brethren Seminary, We are LB Church (NEWS)
BEN BRESLIN After serving for three years as a Cavalry Scout in the United States Army, Ben earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in 2002. He spent over fifteen years as a technical business analyst in the healthcare industry. Ben’s life took a turn...
by Daniel Berge | Faith & Fellowship magazine, Lutheran Brethren Seminary
“Christians believe in reincarnation… they confess it whenever they say their creeds.” As my World Religions professor spoke these words to our university class almost 20 years ago, I was a bit dumbfounded. My first reaction was to think, “No, we don’t! That’s...
