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Main Street Living is a Lutheran Television program that is endorsed by the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod.
The broadcast has two parts. Remastered episodes of the Emmy award-winning Lutheran Hour Ministries “This is the Life” program were originally aired from the 1950’s to the 1980’s. This program has been re-mastered to the modern format.
The Worship Service is produced locally and features a different presenter each week selected from the Pastors in each broadcast area. To view the program produced for your area, select the city above which is closest to you.
Check your local listing for the time and channel it airs in your area. The channel also varies with cable systems.
The program is financially supported by the viewers and congregations in each viewing area.
The message “When God Won’t Listen” is presented by Rev. Joshua Jones of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Rapid City, SD. The sermon is based on Jerimiah 11:1-17. The program is interpreted and closed-captioned for the hearing impaired.
This Is the Life – “Happiness is Dirty Hands” – School teacher Kent (Daniel Travanti) lives and teaches High School in a troubled metro area. The decision for him and his wife (Ann Whitfield), to live in a poverty area is troubling their marriage. Kent’s friend Art (Mike Farrell) offers some help.
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-To present an evangelistic television ministry that invites the unchurched and shut-in to better know the saving grace of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
-To present a quality Christian television program with Lutheran foundations.
-To present the Gospel of Jesus Christ through a Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod worship service to viewers in the upper midwest.
-To spiritually and financially involve the Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod congregations the upper midwest.