The Center for Urban Education Ministries is proud to equip and connect Lutheran and faith-based urban leaders to transform education programs to achieve sustainable and evolving excellence. These ministries are helping to break the cycle of poverty in urban communities by providing intellectual and social resources designed to encourage people to reach their full potential.

Dr. Steve Gerner
Exec. Dir. of Center for Urban Education Ministries
Email: https://www.cuemnational.org/contact
Phone: (414) 355-2748
Website: https://www.cuemnational.org/
Historical: http://centerforurbaned.org/

Issues in Christian Education is a publication of the faculty of Concordia University, Nebraska and offers clear prose from scholar-practitioners for the church.  Not a research journal or a magazine, Issues stakes out the territory of exploring, discussing, and applying knowledge from Scripture and from God’s left-hand kingdom—the world—to our work for God’s right-hand kingdom and the Gospel, especially in the church’s education ministries.  Our partner site is The Two Kingdoms Network.

Russ Moulds, Ph.D.
Senior University Professor
Director, The Two Kingdoms Network
Editor, Issues in Christian Education
Concordia University, Nebraska
Email: rmoulds@cune.edu
Phone: (402) 643-7438

LAMP is a cross-cultural ministry sharing Jesus Christ with God’s people in remote communities in northern Canada. Since 1970, LAMP’s volunteer missionaries and staff from Canada and the United States have been sharing the Gospel with thousands of Indigenous families in northern Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia. Your students will be encouraged to be more mission-minded and help LAMP “Fuel the Mission” by clicking here.

LAMP
Email: Office@LAMPMinistry.org
Phone: 1-800-307-4036
Website: www.LAMPMinistry.org

Lutheran Education Association (LEA) links, equips, and affirms educators and workers in ministry for the purpose of building up the body of Christ. As blessed by God, Lutheran Education Association views itself as a global collaborative community of choice, welcoming all educators and workers in ministry.

Jonathan Laabs, Ed.D, Executive Director
Lutheran Education Association
7400 Augusta St., River Forest, Ill. 60305
Phone: 708-209-3343 / Fax: 708-209-3458
Email: lea@lea.org
Website: www.lea.org

Lutheran Special Education Ministries (LSEM) is a Registered Service Organization of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod. Since our founding in 1873 as the Lutheran School for the Deaf in Detroit, our mission has been to meet the specialized educational needs of children while allowing them to learn and grow in a Christ-centered academic setting. Today, LSEM partners with schools and congregations across the country, providing certified resource room teachers, special education consultation, professional development and informational opportunities for classroom teachers, pastors, and families. Through our network of Christian special education professionals, LSEM is helping schools within the LCMS build brighter futures for their students.

Stacy Hoeft; President/CEO
Lutheran Special Education Ministries
30415 W. 13 Mile Road, Farmington Hills, MI 48334
Phone: 248-419-3390
Website: www.luthsped.org
Email: shoeft@luthsped.org

Lutherans For Life believes that the Church is compelled by God’s Word to speak and act on behalf of those who are vulnerable and defenseless. The crisis of our times is the repudiation of Biblical truth manifested in the wanton destruction of innocent human life through legalized abortion-on-demand and the growing threat to the lives of others through legalized assisted suicide and euthanasia. Therefore, as Lutherans For Life, we will strive to give a Gospel-motivated witness, to the Church and society on these and other related issues such as chastity, post abortion healing, and family living. We will call God’s people to compassionate action and foster life-affirming alternatives for those facing difficult situations.

Lutherans For Life 
1101 5th Street, Nevada, IA 50201-1816
Phone: 888-364-LIFE (5433)
Website: https://www.lutheransforlife.org
Email: info@lutheransforlife.org

Y4Life Program
Owen’s Mission

The TEC21 Workshop Program connects and equips Lutheran teachers to inspire student learning in Technology Enriched Classrooms! Established 2009 and headquartered on Concordia University’s campus in Seward, Nebraska, TEC21 supports Lutheran education throughout the LCMS and Lutheran schools in the Philippines. For teachers experiencing the passionate and skilled leadership of 30 TEC21 facilitators, TEC21 is a confidence builder. Incorporating technology into the classroom is more important than ever, and TEC21 facilitators meet cohort learners where they are in degree of proficiency…with enthusiasm, empathy, answers and hands-on application. Enrollment for 2022/2023 cohorts opened November 1 with in-person and hybrid cohorts! Click tec21connect.com/registration/ to find cohorts near you for early childhood, elementary, middle-level, high school and higher education. Follow the TEC21 community on social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest) to see what’s new.

General Inquiries:
Brent Dieckhoff, Executive Director
TEC21 Educational Services
Concordis University Nebraska
800 N. Columbia Ave., Seward, NE 68434
Phone: 316-641-8356
Website: TEC21Connect.com
Email: Brent@TEC21Connect.com