 Following an invite from Pastor Nate Speerbrecker from Community of Hope Lutheran Church in Chesapeake, Virginia, LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs responded with a loving and comforting presence, bringing hope to yet another devastated community affected by a mass shooting. On Tuesday night, November 22, a Walmart night team lead began a deadly rampage less than an hour before the store was scheduled to close, killing six employees, injuring four (two critically), and traumatizing many Thanksgiving shoppers before taking his own life. LCC also worked with Rev. Dr. Bill Harmon, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) Southeast District President and pastor at King of Glory in Williamsburg, Virginia, who welcomed both the LCC K-9 Ministry and Hearts of Mercy & Compassion (HMC) to continue serving the grieving communities in the Southeast District.  LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Amos (Our Savior's Way - Ashburn, Virginia), Claudia (Trinity - Toledo, Ohio), Kezia (Emmanuel - Baltimore, Maryland), and Solomon (King of Glory - Williamsburg, Virginia), and their handlers spent time with Chesapeake Fire Station 4 that arrived first on the scene. The teams also visited Chesapeake Fire Station 3, which responded to the shooting. The LCC K-9 Comfort Dog teams were honored to be able to meet the men on shift that night. The love, dedication, and care they display for the victims and employees are inspiring. We thank all the first responders who responded quickly to the call for help: the quick-thinking 911 operators, the Chesapeake police officers, firefighters, and EMS. These brave women and men face and respond to tragedies that none of us can imagine.
The LCC K-9 Comfort Dog teams and Chesapeake Community of Hope Lutheran Church worked together to put together LCC Hearts of Mercy & Compassion, Crosses for Losses for the six victims, and placed them at the memorial site near Walmart.
In November, Lutheran Church Charities responded to other mass shootings and crisis anniversaries across the country. CLICK HERE to read more about how we were present and serving devastated and grieving communities.
LCC's K-9 Comfort Dog Ministry and Hearts of Mercy & Compassion Ministry never charge those we serve as we bring the Mercy, Compassion, Presence and Proclamation of Jesus Christ to those suffering and in need. We know that comfort is needed to help these shocked and devastated communities and the first responders who serve them.
 WE ARE SO CLOSE! Scholarship Goal: $48,000 |
| Christ the King’s 8th grade graduating class of 2023 is thankful for your support that enabled them to attend Christ the King. Many of the students come from broken, struggling, low-income families. Some students came from the public school system with failing grades or functioning far below their appropriate grade level. The Christian environment at Christ the King, smaller classes, love, and attention from the teachers helped these children to reach their God-given potential and purpose. Meet this year’s graduating class, what they hope to become and how God’s love and Christ the King have changed their lives. |  Christ the King 2023 Graduating Class Zion, Zayd, Magic, Jaylen, and Pastor John Brazeal |
Jaylen-Thomas - Future Entrepreneur and Architect
My name is Jaylen-Thomas. I am 12 years old and in 8th grade. Some of my interests are entrepreneurship, real estate, the stock market, world traveling, robotics, architecture, engineering, and psychology.
What I want out of education is to study psychology, engineering, business, architecture, coding, French and Spanish, and economy. I plan to become an investor, landlord, and architect.
Some of the qualities I like about Christ the King are how helpful the teachers are. I also appreciate the great society that Christ the King creates.
What I want out of education is to study psychology, engineering, business, architecture, coding, French and Spanish, and economy. I plan to become an investor, landlord, and architect.
Some of the qualities I like about Christ the King are how helpful the teachers are. I also appreciate the great society that Christ the King creates.
Zayd - Future Software Developer
My name is Zayd. I'm 13 years old, and I'm in 8th grade. My interests are baseball, coding, gaming, technology, and biking.
The things I would like to achieve in my education are geometry, robotics, coding, business school, and studying Spanish and Chinese.
When I grow up, I want to be a software developer because I can change the world by using cybersecurity to stop hackers from attacking the country. I can use web designing and coding to make robots and websites function correctly.
The goal I want to achieve is to have a Masters's degree, so I can have a good education to pursue my dreams. I would also like to achieve a major in technology. And the last thing I would like to achieve is making my family proud and supporting people who need it.
The things I would like to achieve in my education are geometry, robotics, coding, business school, and studying Spanish and Chinese.
When I grow up, I want to be a software developer because I can change the world by using cybersecurity to stop hackers from attacking the country. I can use web designing and coding to make robots and websites function correctly.
The goal I want to achieve is to have a Masters's degree, so I can have a good education to pursue my dreams. I would also like to achieve a major in technology. And the last thing I would like to achieve is making my family proud and supporting people who need it.
Magic - Future Fashion Designer
My name is Magic, and I'm in 8th grade. I like to play basketball, and my interests are gaming and drama. What I like about Christ the King is that they are helpful and care for their students.
What I want to achieve in my education is to be an architect-designer. I'm also considering web design and coding.
One of the other things I would like to become is a fashion designer for ages five and up. I would like to produce my own clothing to satisfy the people.
What I want to achieve in my education is to be an architect-designer. I'm also considering web design and coding.
One of the other things I would like to become is a fashion designer for ages five and up. I would like to produce my own clothing to satisfy the people.
With your help, we are only $3,700 away from meeting the goal for this year’s tuition scholarship.
Supporting Christ the King Lutheran School is an investment in an incredible ministry where life-changing relationships are established and an incredible education is earned.
Christ the King Student Stories
"It has been my dream for my daughter to attend Christ the King"
Dear Friends,
My name is Brionna. I am writing this letter with the hope of receiving the tuition scholarship so that I would be able to pay the required tuition for my daughter, Brooklyn, to attend Christ the King Lutheran School.
It has been my dream for my daughter to attend Christ the King, as I had the opportunity to gain a fantastic education from the school from Kindergarten to 7th grade. Not only is Christ the King a great educational institution, but it is also a place that has provided a solid foundation for the educational, mental, social, and spiritual development for many children throughout the city of Chicago, myself included.
Christ the King instilled morals and values that I often utilize as I continue to maneuver through life. I am thankful for the educators at Christ the King as they continue to provide quality education to many children. Being that I've had such a pleasant experience during my time there, it would mean so much to me for my daughter to have the opportunity to experience such a nurturing and productive educational environment just as I did.
To receive a tuition scholarship would be a huge blessing as it would allow my daughter to attend Christ the King and would be a great help to me financially.
Thank you for your consideration.
Respectfully,
Brionna
My name is Brionna. I am writing this letter with the hope of receiving the tuition scholarship so that I would be able to pay the required tuition for my daughter, Brooklyn, to attend Christ the King Lutheran School.
It has been my dream for my daughter to attend Christ the King, as I had the opportunity to gain a fantastic education from the school from Kindergarten to 7th grade. Not only is Christ the King a great educational institution, but it is also a place that has provided a solid foundation for the educational, mental, social, and spiritual development for many children throughout the city of Chicago, myself included.
Christ the King instilled morals and values that I often utilize as I continue to maneuver through life. I am thankful for the educators at Christ the King as they continue to provide quality education to many children. Being that I've had such a pleasant experience during my time there, it would mean so much to me for my daughter to have the opportunity to experience such a nurturing and productive educational environment just as I did.
To receive a tuition scholarship would be a huge blessing as it would allow my daughter to attend Christ the King and would be a great help to me financially.
Thank you for your consideration.
Respectfully,
Brionna
"I want to stay at CTK to get smarter like my cousins"
Hello, my name is Kayla. I am 4 years old and now in preschool at Christ the King. You might have heard of the oldest grandmother at Christ the King, Mrs. Fenner. She is 101, and my great-grandmother. My grandfather told my mom about this school.
I love my teachers, Mrs. Lennix and Mrs. B. I want to stay here and get smarter like my cousins. I wonder if you can help my mom with the tuition so she can keep me here at Christ the King. They not only teach me my letters, but I am learning about Jesus and also counting pennies.
I hope my mom can get some help. While I am here I will keep you up to date on my progress.
Thank you,
Kayla
I love my teachers, Mrs. Lennix and Mrs. B. I want to stay here and get smarter like my cousins. I wonder if you can help my mom with the tuition so she can keep me here at Christ the King. They not only teach me my letters, but I am learning about Jesus and also counting pennies.
I hope my mom can get some help. While I am here I will keep you up to date on my progress.
Thank you,
Kayla
Help a Single Father Keep His Son at Christ the King
My name is Lamar and my son's name is Avery. I am a single father, and I am in need of financial assistance to keep Avery at Christ the King.
I pick up little odd jobs from time to time, but it's not enough to keep Avery at Christ the King. Avery was enrolled in a public school but with the large classroom setting, it was hard for him to keep up and stay on task.
Avery also had a lot of health problems. Christ the King is across the street from us, so it is very convenient in case of an emergency. Avery enjoys his class and teachers, and I would love for him to stay there.
Thank you,
Lamar
I pick up little odd jobs from time to time, but it's not enough to keep Avery at Christ the King. Avery was enrolled in a public school but with the large classroom setting, it was hard for him to keep up and stay on task.
Avery also had a lot of health problems. Christ the King is across the street from us, so it is very convenient in case of an emergency. Avery enjoys his class and teachers, and I would love for him to stay there.
Thank you,
Lamar
Help Haley Continue to Learn in Safe and Welcoming Environment
Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Shuntia Johnson, and my daughter, Haley, is in need of financial assistance. I currently don’t have a steady job and am unable to make the tuition payments.
My daughter loves going to Christ the King! She enjoys playing with her classmates and building relationships with her teachers. If Haley gets this scholarship, it will help both of us tremendously. She’ll be able to continue to go to the school she likes and build healthy relationships with her teachers and classmates.
She will continue to learn in an environment that she knows is safe and welcoming, and I won’t have to worry about her education. I know she will be in good hands learning from her teachers at Christ the King!
My daughter loves going to Christ the King! She enjoys playing with her classmates and building relationships with her teachers. If Haley gets this scholarship, it will help both of us tremendously. She’ll be able to continue to go to the school she likes and build healthy relationships with her teachers and classmates.
She will continue to learn in an environment that she knows is safe and welcoming, and I won’t have to worry about her education. I know she will be in good hands learning from her teachers at Christ the King!
With Your Help, Michael Will Remain in School Despite Financial Hardship
I am submitting this letter on behalf of my son Michael. He is a brilliant, intelligent, kind, trustworthy, dependable, loyal, considerate, respectful 9-year-old that has had his fair share of bad situations but continues to endure to be an excellent man of substance. His father walked out on us to be an absent parent to suffer and navigate the violent neighborhood in the back of the yards 5 years ago. It has been a very scary time for both of us due to crimes committed right by our home.
Even though I don't have the financial support to pay for a more rewarding educational program for Michael, I knew him going to the neighborhood school would not be a wise decision due to the safety concerns and the low scores that the school is known to have. I decided to send him to Christ the King, where safety and education are a staple of the school. My income from SSDI (health-related income, multiple sclerosis) hinders me from being able to pay tuition, and I'd be extremely disappointed if he is expelled because of my lack of income.
If possible, I would be grateful if Michael could be considered a scholarship recipient to remain at CTK because he is soaring into greatness. He doesn't deserve to be removed due to his mom's lack of financial support.
Thank you,
Nikia
Even though I don't have the financial support to pay for a more rewarding educational program for Michael, I knew him going to the neighborhood school would not be a wise decision due to the safety concerns and the low scores that the school is known to have. I decided to send him to Christ the King, where safety and education are a staple of the school. My income from SSDI (health-related income, multiple sclerosis) hinders me from being able to pay tuition, and I'd be extremely disappointed if he is expelled because of my lack of income.
If possible, I would be grateful if Michael could be considered a scholarship recipient to remain at CTK because he is soaring into greatness. He doesn't deserve to be removed due to his mom's lack of financial support.
Thank you,
Nikia
Mark, 2-nd Grader
Hello,
My name is Mark White Jr., and I am a new enrollee at Christ The King in 2nd grade. I came from a school with over 20 kids in a classroom to now a very small setting. Wow! This is going to be different but different in a good way because now my teacher knows me and what I may need to improve my errors. It also wouldn't be hard making friends, which I've already done. It looks like I'm over the butterflies I had before school started, and it didn't take long.
Mark White Jr.
Hi,
I'm Ebony White, Mark's mom. I was referred to Christ The King by a family who also attended there. It has only been a couple of weeks, and already, Mark has made improvements on things that I thought I only recognized. I can already see that I've made the right decision to enhance Mark's education. Thank you, Ms. Lloyd, for seeing what I may not see.
I'm looking forward to the upcoming years of more achievements and overcoming hurdles Mark may run into. Thank you, Christ The King, for being that new family we needed in education.
Thank you to all who are assisting with tuition relief for my son Mark.
Ebony White
My name is Mark White Jr., and I am a new enrollee at Christ The King in 2nd grade. I came from a school with over 20 kids in a classroom to now a very small setting. Wow! This is going to be different but different in a good way because now my teacher knows me and what I may need to improve my errors. It also wouldn't be hard making friends, which I've already done. It looks like I'm over the butterflies I had before school started, and it didn't take long.
Mark White Jr.
Hi,
I'm Ebony White, Mark's mom. I was referred to Christ The King by a family who also attended there. It has only been a couple of weeks, and already, Mark has made improvements on things that I thought I only recognized. I can already see that I've made the right decision to enhance Mark's education. Thank you, Ms. Lloyd, for seeing what I may not see.
I'm looking forward to the upcoming years of more achievements and overcoming hurdles Mark may run into. Thank you, Christ The King, for being that new family we needed in education.
Thank you to all who are assisting with tuition relief for my son Mark.
Ebony White
Dylan, Kindergartner and Lacole, Preschooler
Hello,
My name is Regina, and I graduated from Christ The King. I was a troubled kid, but Christ The King never gave up on me. They always pushed me to be my best and to do my best. And I'm so grateful for them and the guidance they have on me.
Now that I'm grown, I want the same for my two small children, but I can't afford to pay the tuition. Since COVID-19, it's been really hard to find a job. This had been challenging for me, and I'm also homeless and living with my grandmother. I'm thankful for all the things I have. And I just want my kids to go to school that will never give up on them, no matter what. Christ The King never gave up on me, and that's why I'm still here today.
My name is Regina, and I graduated from Christ The King. I was a troubled kid, but Christ The King never gave up on me. They always pushed me to be my best and to do my best. And I'm so grateful for them and the guidance they have on me.
Now that I'm grown, I want the same for my two small children, but I can't afford to pay the tuition. Since COVID-19, it's been really hard to find a job. This had been challenging for me, and I'm also homeless and living with my grandmother. I'm thankful for all the things I have. And I just want my kids to go to school that will never give up on them, no matter what. Christ The King never gave up on me, and that's why I'm still here today.
Your Support Helps Magic Graduate from CTK
| Magic is an 8th grader who has been with CTK since preschool. He is a talented violin player who assists in playing the violin for service. His mom is a teacher's aide in a public school classroom. She helped CTK with online learning while school was virtual. She has a daughter who attended Christ the King and just graduated from high school. This is a year that will be a bit more difficult for mom as she has to assist with college tuition at Indiana State. |  |
Your Donations Enable Jaylen to Finish School
Jaylen lives with his mom. They both have been working virtually from home for the past two years. Jaylen has been working very hard in his Zoom sessions with teachers at Christ the King. Since 2020 he has completed the curriculum for 5th, 6th and 7th grade. This year he began 8th grade in-person.
It will be a pleasure working with him again in person. Even though he reported weekly to have his assignments checked, he was missing the interaction with his classmates.
His mom is thankful that she still has employment, although her salary was cut. She is also looking forward to Jaylen graduating this year after skipping 7th grade; after great scores on his end-of-the-year exams. He looks forward to someday going into real estate investments.
We are proud of his success, he has been with us since Kindergarten, and he will always be a part of this family as he moves on in his educational pursuits. Pastor John and Principal Geri
It will be a pleasure working with him again in person. Even though he reported weekly to have his assignments checked, he was missing the interaction with his classmates.
His mom is thankful that she still has employment, although her salary was cut. She is also looking forward to Jaylen graduating this year after skipping 7th grade; after great scores on his end-of-the-year exams. He looks forward to someday going into real estate investments.
We are proud of his success, he has been with us since Kindergarten, and he will always be a part of this family as he moves on in his educational pursuits. Pastor John and Principal Geri
Your Donations Support Additional Educational Assistance for Zion, 8th Grader
Zion has been with Christ the King since second grade. He has seizures and suffers from severe asthma. He enjoys learning new things and likes his classmates. His favorite subject in school is science, and he likes "Generation Genius" because the experiments are great.
CTK has a special ed teacher who helps Zion once a week because they have problems getting him assistance from the Board of Education.
Zion likes working on IXL and helping his grandmother. His mom is a clerk at Home Depot who has been out of work a few times during the pandemic. He does not want to graduate this year because he wants to stay at Christ the King, where he feels "at home."
CTK has a special ed teacher who helps Zion once a week because they have problems getting him assistance from the Board of Education.
Zion likes working on IXL and helping his grandmother. His mom is a clerk at Home Depot who has been out of work a few times during the pandemic. He does not want to graduate this year because he wants to stay at Christ the King, where he feels "at home."
Your Support Enables Donte to Stay in School
Donte is in 7th grade. He lives with his grandmother, who has been having problems this year because of an accident she had while cutting trees for the city last year. It set her back financially, and she is trying to catch up on her account.
She much appreciated the help she received last year from the friends of Lutheran Church Charities. She is paying what she can and has not asked for help, but her family is her main concern.
Donte loves to play the violin and does not want to leave Christ the King.
She much appreciated the help she received last year from the friends of Lutheran Church Charities. She is paying what she can and has not asked for help, but her family is her main concern.
Donte loves to play the violin and does not want to leave Christ the King.
Please prayerfully consider sponsoring a child, $3,000 for a year of schooling, or donate as you are able, that they may have hope for their future!
Your generous donation will enable Christ the King to continue the ministry of Christ-changing lives through their dedicated staff.
Your generous donation will enable Christ the King to continue the ministry of Christ-changing lives through their dedicated staff.
Your Donations Provide a Life-Changing Education for Mirahri, 6th Grader
Below is a letter from Terina, Mirahri's mom, who speaks to the importance and quality of education her children received at Christ the King:
My name is Terina, and I'm a mom of five. Mirahri is our baby boy that's currently enrolled in Christ the King as a 6th grader, and we would love for him to continue the outstanding education that this school offers.
Our son, Marquan, who's 20, graduated from Christ the King and is now a college student studying cyber security. Milan, who's 16, also graduated from Christ the King and is currently a junior with honors at Kenwood Academy High School. Torri is four years old and will soon be enrolled in Christ the King preschool program.
We are greatly appreciative of your support in helping us provide a life-changing education for our children. Thank you all in advance.
Terina
My name is Terina, and I'm a mom of five. Mirahri is our baby boy that's currently enrolled in Christ the King as a 6th grader, and we would love for him to continue the outstanding education that this school offers.
Our son, Marquan, who's 20, graduated from Christ the King and is now a college student studying cyber security. Milan, who's 16, also graduated from Christ the King and is currently a junior with honors at Kenwood Academy High School. Torri is four years old and will soon be enrolled in Christ the King preschool program.
We are greatly appreciative of your support in helping us provide a life-changing education for our children. Thank you all in advance.
Terina
Your Generous Support Enables Cayman, 6th Grader, to Continue His Quality Education at Christ the King
Cayman has been with Christ the King since Kindergarten. He comes from a single-parent home and is being raised by his mom. He lives across the street in a small apartment. The landlord is very kind, and if his mom gets behind on the rent, he allows her some time to catch up.
Cayman's mom has had difficulty paying tuition since COVID-19 started. She is a secretary but has worked from home for the past two years because the office was closed. She had to take a reduction in salary. Christ the King helps her through the food pantry.
"If it were not for the donors of Lutheran Church Charities, she would have had no way to meet her tuition obligation. We would like to see Cayman graduate from Christ the King. He is now a sixth grader who tries very hard and loves science. He wants to have good grades and perfect attendance so that he can be accepted at a good high school. He wants to have a good job so that he can take care of his mom when he grows up and finishes college." Geri Brazeal, Principal, Christ the King Lutheran School
"I have to work hard in school so that I can get a college scholarship," says Cayman.
Cayman's mom has had difficulty paying tuition since COVID-19 started. She is a secretary but has worked from home for the past two years because the office was closed. She had to take a reduction in salary. Christ the King helps her through the food pantry.
"If it were not for the donors of Lutheran Church Charities, she would have had no way to meet her tuition obligation. We would like to see Cayman graduate from Christ the King. He is now a sixth grader who tries very hard and loves science. He wants to have good grades and perfect attendance so that he can be accepted at a good high school. He wants to have a good job so that he can take care of his mom when he grows up and finishes college." Geri Brazeal, Principal, Christ the King Lutheran School
"I have to work hard in school so that I can get a college scholarship," says Cayman.
Your Donations Make a Difference in Zayd's Life, 8th Grader
Zayd is 12 years old and will be entering 8th grade at CTK, his last year. Six years ago, his mother abandoned him at the airport, and he was found wandering around looking for her. When asked where he lived, he didn't know, but he remembered that he went to school at CTK and remembered Pastor Brazeal.
Through help from LCC, Pastor Brazeal, working with DCFS, was able to have Zayd's grandmother (who was in her 80s) be given full custody of her grandson. Grandma Kenny, now in her 90s, with the help of the Church community of CTK, the Brazeals, teacher TaAqua, and grandma Kenny's daughter, Zayd, has thrived in so many ways.
Over the past years, he has jumped the 1.5-grade level. A child age 12 would typically function in the later part of 6th or 7th grade. Academically Zayd can do 8th-grade work.
Zayd plays the violin, acolytes for worship services, and excels in math. When he enters high school, he wants to play on the high school baseball team. He plans to become a doctor when he grows up. Zayd has a servant's heart and is always willing to help other students. He helps Pastor Brazeal with the cleaning of the school, and when Pastor Brazeal goes to the tent cities, Zayd always goes with him to help.
Zayd is 12 years old and will be entering 8th grade at CTK, his last year. Six years ago, his mother abandoned him at the airport, and he was found wandering around looking for her. When asked where he lived, he didn't know, but he remembered that he went to school at CTK and remembered Pastor Brazeal.
Through help from LCC, Pastor Brazeal, working with DCFS, was able to have Zayd's grandmother (who was in her 80s) be given full custody of her grandson. Grandma Kenny, now in her 90s, with the help of the Church community of CTK, the Brazeals, teacher TaAqua, and grandma Kenny's daughter, Zayd, has thrived in so many ways.
Over the past years, he has jumped the 1.5-grade level. A child age 12 would typically function in the later part of 6th or 7th grade. Academically Zayd can do 8th-grade work.
Zayd plays the violin, acolytes for worship services, and excels in math. When he enters high school, he wants to play on the high school baseball team. He plans to become a doctor when he grows up. Zayd has a servant's heart and is always willing to help other students. He helps Pastor Brazeal with the cleaning of the school, and when Pastor Brazeal goes to the tent cities, Zayd always goes with him to help.
Your Donations Make a Difference in Morgan's Life, 1st Grader
This school season Morgan will move to first grade. While in Kindergarten, Morgan was already reading at a 1st-grade level.
She's a voracious reader! She's also very artistic and inquisitive and loves to take pictures, especially of nature.
Morgan enjoys going on field trips and exploring the world around her.
She loves to help out Pastor John, Principal Geri, and her mom, a CTK teacher, around the school.
This school season Morgan will move to first grade. While in Kindergarten, Morgan was already reading at a 1st-grade level.
She's a voracious reader! She's also very artistic and inquisitive and loves to take pictures, especially of nature.
Morgan enjoys going on field trips and exploring the world around her.
She loves to help out Pastor John, Principal Geri, and her mom, a CTK teacher, around the school.
"We are indeed blessed to have so much help to make it possible for the children to attend a Christian School during this time of stress and sickness and job uncertainties. Bless you!" Principal Geri Brazeal
About Christ the King Lutheran Church and School
Pastor John Brazeal and Principal Geri Brazeal, and Christ the King Lutheran Church and School in Chicago, Illinois, have been pillars of hope and life in the Bronzeville community for 49 years. Christ the King (CTK) Lutheran Church has been the only Lutheran presence in this gang-infested ghetto of Chicago since 1951.
The addition of the school in 1973, serving children from 3 years old through 8th grade, is a way to reach the future generation with the gospel of Jesus Christ and pave a path to better education and a way out of poverty. When the school opened, eight students were enrolled, and by the following year, that number increased to 60.
Over the past 49 years, John, Geri, and the staff of CTK have touched the lives of hundreds of children and their parents with the gospel of Christ's love and forgiveness, giving them hope, a purpose, and a future. Christ the King has a proven track record with students, who learned their worth in Jesus by keeping them on the straight path, focused on making a difference in the lives of others and staying away from an inner-city life, which could be so very easy to fall into.
As they prepare to begin a new school year, it is crucial that they can continue serving their community. Currently, Christ the King has only one full-time paid teacher, and the rest are volunteers. Out of her love for the students and commitment to the community, TaAqua voluntarily cut her salary in half and stayed to make sure the school would remain open. She supports herself and her daughter, Morgan, and is a caregiver for Zayd, both Christ the King students.
Over the past 49 years, John, Geri, and the staff of CTK have touched the lives of hundreds of children and their parents with the gospel of Christ's love and forgiveness, giving them hope, a purpose, and a future. Christ the King has a proven track record with students, who learned their worth in Jesus by keeping them on the straight path, focused on making a difference in the lives of others and staying away from an inner-city life, which could be so very easy to fall into.
As they prepare to begin a new school year, it is crucial that they can continue serving their community. Currently, Christ the King has only one full-time paid teacher, and the rest are volunteers. Out of her love for the students and commitment to the community, TaAqua voluntarily cut her salary in half and stayed to make sure the school would remain open. She supports herself and her daughter, Morgan, and is a caregiver for Zayd, both Christ the King students.
Walmart Shooting – Chesapeake, Virginia
6 Killed, 4 Injured
Club Q Shooting – Colorado Springs, Colorado
5 Killed, 18 Injured
University of Virginia Shooting – Charlottesville, Virginia
3 Student-Athletes Killed
University of Idaho Attack – Moscow, Idaho
4 Students Killed
Christmas Parade Attack – Waukesha, Wisconsin Anniversary
6 Killed, Many Injured
Oxford High School Shooting – Oxford, Michigan Anniversary
4 Killed, 8 Injured
“The LORD is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” Psalm 34:18
Lutheran Church Charities continues to respond to mass shootings and crisis anniversaries in November. Our ministry teams are present and serving devastated and grieving communities.
Walmart Shooting – Chesapeake, Virginia
On Tuesday night, November 22, a Walmart night team lead began a deadly rampage less than an hour before the store was scheduled to close, killing six employees, injuring four (two critically), and traumatizing many Thanksgiving shoppers before taking his own life.
Lutheran Church Charities received an invite from Pastor Nate Speerbrecker from Community of Hope Lutheran Church in Chesapeake, Virginia who will host the LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs to bring friendship, comfort, and hope to yet another devastated community. LCC is also working with Rev. Dr. Bill Harmon, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) Southeast District President and pastor at King of Glory in Williamsburg, Virginia, who welcomes both the LCC K-9 Ministry and Hearts of Mercy & Compassion (HMC) to continue serving the grieving communities in the Southeast District.
On Friday, November 25, LCC K-9 Comfort Dog Claudia (Trinity – Toledo, Ohio) and her handlers will arrive in Chesapeake. Deployment details for additional LCC K-9 Ministry teams are underway. Hearts of Mercy & Compassion crosses/markers will be set up at the Walmart memorial site. Congregational members from Community of Hope Church will sign them prior to placement to let the families of the victims know they are loved and prayed for.
Lutheran Church Charities received an invite from Pastor Nate Speerbrecker from Community of Hope Lutheran Church in Chesapeake, Virginia who will host the LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs to bring friendship, comfort, and hope to yet another devastated community. LCC is also working with Rev. Dr. Bill Harmon, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) Southeast District President and pastor at King of Glory in Williamsburg, Virginia, who welcomes both the LCC K-9 Ministry and Hearts of Mercy & Compassion (HMC) to continue serving the grieving communities in the Southeast District.
On Friday, November 25, LCC K-9 Comfort Dog Claudia (Trinity – Toledo, Ohio) and her handlers will arrive in Chesapeake. Deployment details for additional LCC K-9 Ministry teams are underway. Hearts of Mercy & Compassion crosses/markers will be set up at the Walmart memorial site. Congregational members from Community of Hope Church will sign them prior to placement to let the families of the victims know they are loved and prayed for.
Club Q Shooting - Colorado Springs, Colorado
On the night of Saturday, November 19, a tragic shooting took place at Club Q in Colorado Springs, Colorado, killing five people and injuring 18 others. The parents, siblings, family, friends, and community who knew and loved Daniel Ashton, Derrick Rump, Kelly Loving, Ashley Paugh, and Raymond Green Vance are heartbroken and experiencing many emotions and fears.
On Monday, November 21, LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Cubby and Devorah (Redeemer - Fort Collins, Colorado) and their handlers responded to this hurting community to share the gentleness, love, and comfort that Jesus gives each of us. LCC Hearts of Mercy & Compassion and crosses were placed for each person killed, providing a place for people to remember, grieve, and pray.
On Monday, November 21, LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Cubby and Devorah (Redeemer - Fort Collins, Colorado) and their handlers responded to this hurting community to share the gentleness, love, and comfort that Jesus gives each of us. LCC Hearts of Mercy & Compassion and crosses were placed for each person killed, providing a place for people to remember, grieve, and pray.
University of Virginia Shooting - Charlottesville, Virginia
| On the night of Saturday, November 13, a horrific shooting happened at the University of Virginia (UVA), taking the lives of three student-athletes Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr., and D’Sean Perry. CRU at the University of Virginia requested LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Amos (Our Savior's Way - Ashburn, Virginia), Kezia (Emmanuel - Baltimore, Maryland), and Solomon (King of Glory - Williamsburg, Virginia), who met last Thursday night for togetherness and prayer. Last Friday, the K-9s and their handlers visited the Lawn for a moment of silence, remembering the three students killed. The teams also spent time with the students on campus, providing a safe and gentle place of comfort and love. |  |
University of Idaho Attack – Moscow, Idaho
On November 13, four University of Idaho students were found fatally stabbed multiple times in their off-campus home. The deaths of Ethan Chapin, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Madison Mogen left the victim’s families and the university community in shock and grief.
Reverand Matt Gulseth from Concordia Lutheran Church in Pullman, Washington, invited LCC K-9 Comfort Dog Isaac (Redeemer – Spokane, Washington) and his handlers to be present with students, faculty, staff, friends, and families at the University of Idaho campus vigil on November 30.
Four Hearts of Mercy & Compassion crosses/markers for the victims will be placed at the designated memorial site on campus for vigil attendees to sign with messages for the families. Concordia-Pullman has seven University of Idaho students who attend the church.
Reverand Matt Gulseth from Concordia Lutheran Church in Pullman, Washington, invited LCC K-9 Comfort Dog Isaac (Redeemer – Spokane, Washington) and his handlers to be present with students, faculty, staff, friends, and families at the University of Idaho campus vigil on November 30.
Four Hearts of Mercy & Compassion crosses/markers for the victims will be placed at the designated memorial site on campus for vigil attendees to sign with messages for the families. Concordia-Pullman has seven University of Idaho students who attend the church.
Christmas Parade Attack – Waukesha, Wisconsin Anniversary
Monday, November 21, marked the first anniversary of the Christmas parade attack in Waukesha, Wisconsin. It was a day for the community to gather and remember the six precious lives taken: Virginia “Ginny” Sorenson, Leanna Owen, Tamara Durand, Jane Kulich, Wilhem “Bill” Hospel, and Jackson Sparks. LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs were invited to Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church and Clarendon Avenue Elementary School to be with the students and staff on this difficult day.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs were invited to Clarendon Avenue Elementary by Principal Andrea Kaplaan and School Counselor Brittany Sadorf to be with the students and staff as they continue to heal after the tragedy. LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Charity (Brookfield - Brookfield, Wisconsin), Hagar (Faith Lutheran - Appleton, Wisconsin), Mary (St. Paul's - Janesville, Wisconsin), and Samson (Zion - Marengo, Illinois), along with their handlers, were present at the school early Monday morning to shower in love, comfort, and understanding the teachers and administrative staff who had to face this challenging day of reflection and loss.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Dora (Lutheran High School Association of Greater Milwaukee - Milwaukee, Wisconsin), Rhoda (Prince of Peace - Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin), and Tobias (Lord of Glory - Grayslake, Illinois) were invited by Principal Wolff to support the students and staff at Beautiful Savior Lutheran School. Many students and their families were at the parade one year ago, and that memory still causes much sadness, fear, and other emotions.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs were invited to Clarendon Avenue Elementary by Principal Andrea Kaplaan and School Counselor Brittany Sadorf to be with the students and staff as they continue to heal after the tragedy. LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Charity (Brookfield - Brookfield, Wisconsin), Hagar (Faith Lutheran - Appleton, Wisconsin), Mary (St. Paul's - Janesville, Wisconsin), and Samson (Zion - Marengo, Illinois), along with their handlers, were present at the school early Monday morning to shower in love, comfort, and understanding the teachers and administrative staff who had to face this challenging day of reflection and loss.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Dora (Lutheran High School Association of Greater Milwaukee - Milwaukee, Wisconsin), Rhoda (Prince of Peace - Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin), and Tobias (Lord of Glory - Grayslake, Illinois) were invited by Principal Wolff to support the students and staff at Beautiful Savior Lutheran School. Many students and their families were at the parade one year ago, and that memory still causes much sadness, fear, and other emotions.
Oxford High School Shooting – Oxford, Michigan Anniversary
On Tuesday, November 30, 2021, a 15-year-old Oxford High School sophomore was accused of shooting in the building. Four students were killed: Tate Myre (16), Hana St. Juliana (14), Madisyn Baldwin (17), and Justin Shilling (17). In addition, two students were critical, five students and one teacher injured, and many students and staff traumatized.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Anna and Claudia (Trinity – Toledo, Ohio), along with their ministry teams, will return to Oxford High School to bring comfort and hope throughout the community on the 1st Anniversary of the shooting.
LCC's K-9 Comfort Dog Ministry and Hearts of Mercy & Compassion Ministry never charge those we serve as we bring the Mercy, Compassion, Presence, and Proclamation of Jesus Christ to those suffering and in need. We know that comfort is needed to help these shocked and devastated communities and the first responders who serve them.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Anna and Claudia (Trinity – Toledo, Ohio), along with their ministry teams, will return to Oxford High School to bring comfort and hope throughout the community on the 1st Anniversary of the shooting.
LCC's K-9 Comfort Dog Ministry and Hearts of Mercy & Compassion Ministry never charge those we serve as we bring the Mercy, Compassion, Presence, and Proclamation of Jesus Christ to those suffering and in need. We know that comfort is needed to help these shocked and devastated communities and the first responders who serve them.
Please pray for all of the LCC ministry teams deploying as well as the communities experiencing grief from these tragic situations.
Joyfully serving together in Christ,
Joyfully serving together in Christ,
Lynda Streich
Interim President/CEO
Lutheran Church Charities
Interim President/CEO
Lutheran Church Charities
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"Dear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from God. Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God. Whoever does not love does not know God because God is love." 1 John 4:7-8 7
Over the last week, LCC K-9 Comfort Dog and Hearts of Mercy & Compassion Ministries immediately responded to bring comfort to hurting communities following tragic shootings in Colorado and Virginia.
Club Q Shooting - Colorado Springs, Colorado
On the night of Saturday, November 19, a tragic shooting took place at Club Q in Colorado Springs, Colorado, killing five people and injuring 18 others. Five precious lives were taken too soon and violently. The parents, siblings, family, friends, and community who knew and loved Daniel Ashton, Derrick Rump, Kelly Loving, Ashley Paugh, and Raymond Green Vance are heartbroken and experiencing many emotions and fears.
On Monday, November 21, LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Cubby and Devorah (Redeemer - Fort Collins, Colorado) and their handlers responded to this hurting community to share the gentleness, love, and comfort that Jesus gives each of us. When we are fearful and grieving, God shelters us with His peace, presence, love, and protection.
LCC Hearts of Mercy & Compassion and crosses were placed for each person killed, providing a place for people to remember, grieve and pray.
We pray for the family and friends affected by this horrible act. We pray for God’s quiet and peaceful presence to be with them and for God’s light and love to pierce through the darkness of this tragedy.
LCC Hearts of Mercy & Compassion and crosses were placed for each person killed, providing a place for people to remember, grieve and pray.
We pray for the family and friends affected by this horrible act. We pray for God’s quiet and peaceful presence to be with them and for God’s light and love to pierce through the darkness of this tragedy.
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University of Virginia (UVA) Shooting - Charlottesville, Virginia
On the night of Saturday, November 13, a horrific shooting happened at the University of Virginia (UVA), taking the lives of three student-athletes Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr., and D’Sean Perry. The students and staff are left devastated, shocked, and confused.
CRU at the University of Virginia requested LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Amos (Our Savior's Way - Ashburn, Virginia), Kezia (Emmanuel - Baltimore, Maryland), and Solomon (King of Glory - Williamsburg, Virginia), who met last Thursday night for togetherness and prayer.
On the night of Saturday, November 13, a horrific shooting happened at the University of Virginia (UVA), taking the lives of three student-athletes Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr., and D’Sean Perry. The students and staff are left devastated, shocked, and confused.
CRU at the University of Virginia requested LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Amos (Our Savior's Way - Ashburn, Virginia), Kezia (Emmanuel - Baltimore, Maryland), and Solomon (King of Glory - Williamsburg, Virginia), who met last Thursday night for togetherness and prayer.
On Friday, the K-9s and their handlers visited the Lawn for a moment of silence, remembering the three students killed. The teams also spent time with the students on campus, providing a safe and gentle place of comfort and love. Students and staff continue to carry the weight of grief and shock after such a devastating loss.
At the Beta Bridge, students left notes of remembrance and words of love, strength, and encouragement. As the students and community came upon the LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs, they sought their comfort and presence in a gentle embrace and loving touch.
We continue to pray for students, staff, and the community of the University of Virginia and for the families of Chandler, Lavel, and D’Sean. We pray for God’s comfort, peace and strength during this time of grief and loss.
At the Beta Bridge, students left notes of remembrance and words of love, strength, and encouragement. As the students and community came upon the LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs, they sought their comfort and presence in a gentle embrace and loving touch.
We continue to pray for students, staff, and the community of the University of Virginia and for the families of Chandler, Lavel, and D’Sean. We pray for God’s comfort, peace and strength during this time of grief and loss.
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LCC's K-9 Comfort Dog Ministry and Hearts of Mercy & Compassion Ministry never charge those we serve as we bring the Mercy, Compassion, Presence and Proclamation of Jesus Christ to those suffering and in need. We know that comfort is needed to help these shocked and devastated communities and the first responders who serve them.
Donations needed to provide children and their families with food
Through your generous donations, Lutheran Church Charities continues to provide scholarships for children in the tent city in Haiti. Each year for Christmas, we ask that you consider a gift of food for the children.
Because of the current political crisis in Haiti, the cost of food has risen dramatically. We are asking for donations to provide each child with a food package of basic supplies that will feed their family during the Christmas break. Without this assistance, many of the children will go hungry.
The cost is $65.00 per child for a gift of basic food staples.
Please consider a generous donation to show the love and compassion of Jesus to these children this Christmas.
Because of the current political crisis in Haiti, the cost of food has risen dramatically. We are asking for donations to provide each child with a food package of basic supplies that will feed their family during the Christmas break. Without this assistance, many of the children will go hungry.
The cost is $65.00 per child for a gift of basic food staples.
Please consider a generous donation to show the love and compassion of Jesus to these children this Christmas.
LCC received an update from Pastor Doug Warmann, Trinity Lutheran Church, Roselle, Illinois, on the widowed mom of five with a sixth baby on the way that the church is assisting.
Dear Christian friends,
This is an update on the family of five children and their mother grieving the death of their father and partner. The three younger children have been sick several times over the last month with various illnesses as they adjust to daycare.
The mother is still recovering from a work injury and is undergoing physical therapy. Her pregnancy is progressing, with a new baby due in early March. She is struggling to find a caregiver for the children, as she previously worked the night shift for UPS.
With your help, we have been able to help her with many monthly bills, including rent, utilities, daycare, and most of her debts. We are trying to get her through the immediate time, but her need will continue.
The family is finding the upcoming holidays to be difficult with the absence of their father and partner. Thank you for giving them hope!
Please pray for them and prayerfully consider supporting them as God leads.
Thank you for your consideration,
Pastor Doug Warmann
Trinity Lutheran Church
Roselle, Illinois
This is an update on the family of five children and their mother grieving the death of their father and partner. The three younger children have been sick several times over the last month with various illnesses as they adjust to daycare.
The mother is still recovering from a work injury and is undergoing physical therapy. Her pregnancy is progressing, with a new baby due in early March. She is struggling to find a caregiver for the children, as she previously worked the night shift for UPS.
With your help, we have been able to help her with many monthly bills, including rent, utilities, daycare, and most of her debts. We are trying to get her through the immediate time, but her need will continue.
The family is finding the upcoming holidays to be difficult with the absence of their father and partner. Thank you for giving them hope!
Please pray for them and prayerfully consider supporting them as God leads.
Thank you for your consideration,
Pastor Doug Warmann
Trinity Lutheran Church
Roselle, Illinois
| This past Wednesday, Pastor Jason Pankau and his wife Jen from Chicago Hope Church came to LCC to pick up a donation of 20 suitcases on wheels. Chicago Hope church uses the suitcases to give out to the homeless as they minister to them. Homeless individuals are using these suitcases to store their belongings in because they keep the contents dry and are easy to move around. |  |
Monday, November 21, marked the first anniversary of the Christmas parade attack in Waukesha, Wisconsin. It was a day for the community to gather and remember the six precious lives taken: Virginia “Ginny” Sorenson, Leanna Owen, Tamara Durand, Jane Kulich, Wilhem “Bill” Hospel, and Jackson Sparks.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs were invited to Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church and Clarendon Avenue Elementary School to be with the students and staff on this difficult day.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs were invited to Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church and Clarendon Avenue Elementary School to be with the students and staff on this difficult day.
Beautiful Savior Lutheran School
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Dora (Lutheran High School Association of Greater Milwaukee - Milwaukee, Wisconsin), Rhoda (Prince of Peace - Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin), and Tobias (Lord of Glory - Grayslake, Illinois) were invited by Principal Wolff to support the students and staff at Beautiful Savior Lutheran School on the first anniversary of the Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy.
Many students and their families were at the parade one year ago on November 21, and that memory still causes much sadness, fear, and other emotions.
The students could visit with and feel the love and comfort of Tobias, Rhoda, and Dora. A day with much sadness was filled with gentleness, healing, and love.
Many students and their families were at the parade one year ago on November 21, and that memory still causes much sadness, fear, and other emotions.
The students could visit with and feel the love and comfort of Tobias, Rhoda, and Dora. A day with much sadness was filled with gentleness, healing, and love.
Clarendon Avenue Elementary School
Monday was a difficult day for Clarendon Avenue Elementary School, which lost Jackson Sparks, a third-grade student, one year ago in the Christmas parade tragedy. The administrative staff, teachers, and the now fourth-grade classmates of Jackson remembered the blessing he was to them. His smile, his caring and happy presence, and his love for baseball.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs were invited back to Clarendon by Principal Andrea Kaplaan and School Counselor Brittany Sadorf to be with the students and staff as they continue to heal after the tragedy. LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Charity (Brookfield - Brookfield, Wisconsin), Hagar (Faith Lutheran - Appleton, Wisconsin) Mary (St. Paul's - Janesville, Wisconsin), and Samson (Zion - Marengo, Illinois), along with their handlers, were present at the school early Monday morning to shower in love, comfort, and understanding the teachers and administrative staff who had to face this challenging day of reflection and loss.
Tears were shed as they sought the comforting touch and gentle presence of the K-9s. Many tears changed to warm smiles and more comforting embraces. Once the students arrived, the four LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs were there for the children to see, love, and seek comfort, calm, and gentleness.
The school community has done a beautiful job supporting the children and teachers through this healing process. The LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs and their teams are humbled to be with them on this journey.
Our prayers are for the Waukesha community, remembering those killed and injured on this first anniversary. We pray for God's protection, peace, and comfort and for them to know and feel they are not alone.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs were invited back to Clarendon by Principal Andrea Kaplaan and School Counselor Brittany Sadorf to be with the students and staff as they continue to heal after the tragedy. LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs Charity (Brookfield - Brookfield, Wisconsin), Hagar (Faith Lutheran - Appleton, Wisconsin) Mary (St. Paul's - Janesville, Wisconsin), and Samson (Zion - Marengo, Illinois), along with their handlers, were present at the school early Monday morning to shower in love, comfort, and understanding the teachers and administrative staff who had to face this challenging day of reflection and loss.
Tears were shed as they sought the comforting touch and gentle presence of the K-9s. Many tears changed to warm smiles and more comforting embraces. Once the students arrived, the four LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs were there for the children to see, love, and seek comfort, calm, and gentleness.
The school community has done a beautiful job supporting the children and teachers through this healing process. The LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs and their teams are humbled to be with them on this journey.
Our prayers are for the Waukesha community, remembering those killed and injured on this first anniversary. We pray for God's protection, peace, and comfort and for them to know and feel they are not alone.
| Last weekend LCC Kare 9 Military Ministry Dog Job (Christ the King - Memphis, Tennessee) and his veteran handler had a chance to interact and bring comfort to active military returning from a deployment during a Yellow Ribbon Event in Memphis, Tennessee. Let’s keep all of our military members in our prayers especially during the holidays. “Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” (Isaiah 41:10) | |
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