Collection of articles and links about confessional Lutheranism, Christian theology, philosophy, music, culture, sports, friendship, education, and computing from a Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod pastor.

Chair and self-described Resident Old Curmudgeon of the Department of History, Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago often uses humor to introduce discussion lists, theology, history, and personal interests.

Student at Concordia University, Irvine, California promotes Lutheran theology, amateur radio, conservative and libertarian thought, and Christian fad-busting.

Associate Dean of Science and Associate Professor of Physics, Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania shows his scientific side as well as photography (including comets), his church, and his woodworking.

Missouri Synod pastor of Bethlehem, North Zulch, Texas and ham radio operator shares his passions for shortwave, scuba, auto racing, and theology.

Former LCMS missionaries write about their time in Chicago, Peru, Central America, Panama, Kazakhstan, and Ghana. Also current projects, including cataloging Harold Bul's sermon notes further work in missiology.

Concordia University (LCMS), Portland, Oregon, choir master, organist, teacher, arranger and composer. Article on Luther and bar songs.

Professor of systematic theology, Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. Includes articles, course materials and links to theological resources.

Pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church (LCMS) in Van Meter, Iowa; theologian, exegete and composer. exegetical notes, theology papers, sermons, and music interests.

Librarian from Pittsburg (Kansas) State University devotes attention to facts and fancies concerning the seventeenth letter of the alphabet.

Brazilian family shares their faith and church information, Reformation history, links, midis, and graphics galleries in an English and Portuguese bilingual site.

Luther Matrix, the Weblog of a pre-sem being a biographical log of a pre-seminary student at the University of Oregon. Includes a synopsis of the Bible, "Lutheran poetry" and theological questions.

ELS member, professor and chaplain at Bethany Lutheran College, Mankato, Minnesota puts his theology front and center.

A theologically astute techno-geek, fluent in Greek, Hebrew, and programming languages, takes you from the Kansas prairies and the Houston bayous to the farthest reaches of cyberspace and outer space.