Dr. Maier was the first speaker of "The Lutheran Hour" radio program when it aired on October 2, 1930. He continued as speaker until his sudden death in in 1950. A teacher at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis for eight years, he took a leave of absence to become the full-time Lutheran Hour speaker. During the twenty years that he served as speaker, he helped to spread the Gospel message around the world using the technology of broadcast radio.
Dr. Maier was the first speaker of "The Lutheran Hour" radio program when it aired on October 2, 1930. He continued as speaker until his sudden death in in 1950. A teacher at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis for eight years, he took a leave of absence to become the full-time Lutheran Hour speaker. During the twenty years that he served as speaker, he helped to spread the Gospel message around the world using the technology of broadcast radio.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
