The Lutheran Evangelistic Movement
"The Lutheran Evangelistic Movement has as its purpose by God’s grace to revive and deepen the spiritual life and fellowship of believers, to save the lost, and to encourage the use of spiritual gifts for the extension of Christ’s kingdom" (from the 1951 LEM constitution). More The Forgotten Revival
Jonathan Anderson has been a board member and an evangelist for the Lutheran Evangelistic Movement, but another one of his significant contributions has been to compile a history of God's workings particularly in the first 20 years of the LEM (roughly the late 1930's to mid 1950's). It is still a work in progress but most of it has now been posted on our site. Jonathan is also working on an extended chapter about the LEM of the 1960's and 70's with a special focus on the youth movement of those years. More Latest Articles
Seven Things I Tell Myself Every Morning
Mar 21
By Peter Churness
Some time ago when I was in college I finally got tired of learning the same spiritual truths over and over again only to forget those lessons ... More
The Revival We Need - Awakening!
Jun 1
By J. O. Gisselquist
This is a condensed version of a sermon preached by Rev. J.O. Gisselquist at the January 1945 LEM Mid-Winter Evangelistic Conference. Rev. ... More
The Relevance of Preaching
May 2
By Jonathan Anderson
Today we live in the most scientifically, medically, and technologically advanced civilization in history. In less than a century and a ... More