President Harrison encourages prayer and support for Japan

LCMS President Matthew C. Harrison offers comfort and encourages prayers and support for the people of Japan in the aftermath of an earthquake and tsunami.

For more news, information and resources regarding the LCMS response to the Japan earthquake, visit www.lcms.org/help.

Can’t watch the video? Read a transcript

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#1 written by John T. Moeller
about 2 years ago

How great it is to watch this video presentation, now we need to drag the congregations into the PC router technology so the message can be shared on Sunday Morning or in meetings.

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March 31, 2011 — LCMS President Matthew C. Harrison speaks with Rev. John Mehl (in Hong Kong) via Skype about the situation in Japan. Mehl, LCMS World Mission Regional Director for Asia, was in Tokyo meeting with leaders from the Japan Lutheran Church, an LCMS partner church, to help plan a coordinated relief strategy. Can’t…

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President Harrison announces that The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod is sending $200,000 to two Japanese Lutheran church bodies and he encourages everyone to respond with prayer and financial support for our brothers and sisters suffering from the effects of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. For more information, visit http://www.lcms.org/help Can’t watch the video? Read a…

LCMS Japan Disaster Relief "War Room"

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President Harrison led the discussion this morning at the second disaster relief “war room” meeting at the International Center since the quake and tsunami hit last Friday. Reports and information were coordinated and shared from the following departments and individuals–either in person or by phone. WRHC John Fale Dennis Fangmann Glenn Merritt Darin Storkson Al…

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