Lutheran Classical Home Schoolers
For us very social anti-social Lutheran exclusionists who also have left the establishment further by home schooling our children…and then further estrangement by doing so classically.
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Rev. David R. Emmons
- 45, Male
- Turtle Lake, WI
- United States
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Rev. David R. Emmons's Groups
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I Trust When Dark My Road
65 members
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Vine and Branches Confer…
13 members
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Study Group/The Lutheran…
173 members
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MADAGASCAR MERCY EXPEDIT…
34 members
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Matt Harrison for LCMS P…
214 members
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Shelly Mertz joined Rev. David R. Emmons's groupLutheran Classical Home Schoolers
For us very social anti-social Lutheran exclusionists who also have left the establishment further by home schooling our children…and then further estrangement by doing so classically.
Laura Castro joined Rev. David R. Emmons's groupLutheran Classical Home Schoolers
For us very social anti-social Lutheran exclusionists who also have left the establishment further by home schooling our children…and then further estrangement by doing so classically.
Rev. David R. Emmons commented on Rev. Joseph Fisher's group Matt Harrison for LCMS President"There is "settled law" for a great deal. Just many, including in the legal profession "precedent" which re-interprets this law.
We have anti-nomianism coupled with pietism running the show. Odd bed-fellows, but they…"
Rev. David R. Emmons commented on Kari's group Study Group/The Lutheran Confessions"I love them because they are the anti-Pentecostal / Charismatic / Enthusiasm part of our Confessions. We Lutherans need to get back to knowing what they say. We are no longer subscribing."
Frank Dent left a comment for Rev. David R. Emmons"Good to hear from you, Pastor. Do you know Pastor Dutzmann at First Lutheran Boston? I told him that Ingo Dutzmann would be a great name for a pirate. Arrrrrrrgh! Thar be the dred pirate Ingo Dutzmann, arrrrrrgh! So, you're a Mass**** among the…"
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- Tell us about yourself ( e.g. hobbies, education, projects you are working on, etc.). What brings you to the Wittenberg Trail?
- I am a pastor of 2 rural congregations in the North Mid West...a placed called Wiss-cawn-sin, emphasis on the middle syllable. I am a Wittenberger, or a Gnesio-Lutheran, if that makes things more clear. May Matthias Flacius (Illyricus) rest in peace and his example be among us. I am always looking to be connected with others of the same confession.
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Comment Wall (94 comments)
- At 10:40am on January 31, 2008,
Rev. Kyle Wright II said… - Hey there Rev. Emmons,
It is good to see you on here. Hope all is well with you and yours.
Kyle
- At 2:51pm on April 8, 2008,
Rev. Brian Licht said… - They do grow up quick. I was just looking at your family pix--be nice to them, they'll be picking out your nursing home before you know it!
- At 7:10pm on April 8, 2008,
Dr. Benjamin T. G. Mayes said… - Hi David. Luther is treating me fine, though sometimes I have to pray for patience as I try to figure out what his obscure German words mean. I'm editing a long sermon right now on the temptation of Christ. I think these texts will be a great help to the Church. I think I enjoy working on Gerhard's Theological Commonplaces even more than Luther, though. I hope all is well for you!
- At 7:13am on April 9, 2008,
Rev. Brian L. Kachelmeier said… - David,
Good to hear from you!
I'm serving in a small congregation in New Mexico. It is a church plant. This year we average 38 people in service. We live in a community of under 20,000 people.
This Sunday I will be installed as the Pastor of this congregation. Previously I served this group as Associate Pastor of closest LCMS congregation (in Santa Fe).
Brian
- At 7:52pm on April 9, 2008, Dr. Benjamin T. G. Mayes said…
- My dad (Rev. Ted Mayes) is working on the translation of Baier-Walther. One day, I will probably edit his translation. This will be many years down the road at the rate things are going now.
- At 10:00pm on April 19, 2008,
David Preus said… - How's it going, David? Are those all your kids? Wow! Time flies, doesn't it?
- At 2:58pm on April 20, 2008,
Kathrine said… - Hi Pastor Emmons. I saw your group for Lutheran Classical Homeschoolers. I just thought I'd let you know that there are two classical education groups and a Lutheran homeschool group. Now, yours narrows it down even more, to Lutheran Classical Homeschoolers, so maybe it will be different. But check out the other groups too. :)
- At 6:54am on April 21, 2008, Kathrine said…
- We are classical homeschoolers too. I absolutely love it because I love teaching my children and I had a very progressive education up until college, so I am learning all the things I SHOULD'VE been taught in school. It is a wonderful oppurtunity.
- At 5:15pm on April 28, 2008,
Ben Maton said… - Things are great in the NED, David... though I will be leaving at the end of July to begin a PhD program at the University of Virginia ... lots of new stuff to look forward to. Blessings on your ministry!
Peace,
Ben
- At 3:33am on April 29, 2008,
Bill Rhea said… - Hey, sure thing. I just searched through GoogleImages with the phrases "heavenly mass" and "heavenly liturgy" until I found something that I thought really conveys how the liturgy rhythmically ushers us into the heavenly holy of holies/throne room/altar as Christ steps off his altar-throne to greet us in his body and blood, and that's what I eventually picked. The original picture is from here:
http://www.st-georges-warminster.org.uk/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=51&MMN_position=94:94
(Obviously, I used Paint to chop off the bottom.)
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