Christian Art and Music

The Good Shepherd Institute: Pastoral Theology and Sacred Music for the Church is directed by professors from the seminary in Fort Wayne, IN and holds annual conferences to promote the faithful use of sacred music and Lutheran theology and practice in worship; an excellent resource for any church musician and their pastor.

Vox Visuals is a Lutheran organization which uses DVD and media to teach the Christian faith. Find Lutheran teachings about baptism and other topics on DVD.

The LCMS Commission on Worship website contains numerous resources for the church musician and anyone interested in the musical events of the Missouri Synod.

Looking for a picture that matches your favorite Bible story? Search a database of online Biblical art.

Reformation Era Woodcuts. Much of the Reformation was taught and spread through pictures like these beautiful woodcuts brought to you by the Pitts Theological Library of Emory University.

The Lutheran Hymnal Project - Want to know the tunes to your favorite hymns? The Lutheran Hymnal project has hundreds of hymns new and old on MIDI format for you to listen to online.

Hymnoglypt is Matthew Carver's blog with new translations of older hymnody from the Most Holy Church of the Augsburg Confession, esp. from the Kirchengesangbuch fur evangelische lutherische Gemeinden - UAC, i.e. "Walther's Hymnal"; including observations and improvements and corrections of existing translations.