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Main Street Living is an hour-long Lutheran television program that airs new episodes each Sunday morning. The Twin Cities program is broadcast at 9 a.m. Central time on WFTC channel 29/9-2. Each Sunday, viewers enjoy a 30-minute remastered episode of “This is the Life,” a popular Lutheran Hour Ministries series from the 70s and 80s. The episode is followed by a modified Lutheran worship service—led by a different local pastor each week.
Main Street Living (Twin Cities) is endorsed by the Minnesota South District of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod; however, the program receives no funding from the District. It is totally funded by viewers and congregations of the WFTC viewing area.
Contact the District office if you’d like bulletin inserts or more information—on the program itself, volunteering to help lead the program, or the possibility of preaching on the program.
The worship service Rev. Keith Grimm from Family of Christ Lutheran Church in Ham Lake, MN. His message titled “I Once Was Blind” is based upon Mark 10:46-52.
“This Is The Life” episode: “Big Account” – An advertising agency art director learns the impact of his work on his family and others.
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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.