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LCC Groundbreaking Sermon: Unexpected Ways and Places
Rev. Dr. Harold Ristau
At the end of the day, this school is not about us demonstrating what we can achieve against all odds, or showing that we are right when others had doubts, or proving that we are better than others. It’s about glorifying God and serving our neighbour.
Lord, Keep Thy Servant Humble (Hymn)
Text: Rev. Andrew Richard; Tune: Nathanael Hahn
O Jesus, Thou hast bought me, And I am Thine alone.
Introducing Esaias Heidenreich (1532–1589)
Esaias Heidenreich, Betbüchlein (1572); tr., Dylan Smith
While not a well-known figure from the Lutheran tradition, Heidenreich published many of his sermons and wrote several works aimed at the edification of the laity through prayer and meditation on God’s Word.