The Comfort Dogs Return

Posted by Rev. Bernie Seter | Jul 23, 2013 | 0

The comfort dogs have been many places. They have been to Newtown and New Jersey. They lend a bit of peace to lives in crises and turmoil. They were honored at the 65th Convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod today. It was nice.

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Rev. Bernie Seter

Rev. Bernhard Seter has been a Pastor in the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod for over 42 years. He served on the Board of LCMS World Relief and Human Care for ten years and is now the Chairman of the Board of International Missions. He has been privileged to travel around the world and see the churches' mercy work in action. He is convinced it is not only what we are "compelled" to do because of Christ; it is what we have been baptized for. Christ's love compels us, constrains us, and sends us forth.

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