Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast, wreaking havoc from the Florida Panhandle to western Louisiana and killing 1,833 people. Approximately 90,000-square miles were declared federal disaster…
Yellow Lake Lutheran Church sits among the oaks and pines on County Road U, halfway between Webster and Danbury in northwest Wisconsin. Some 15 years ago, Yellow Lake would have…
In the aftermath of a flood or tornado, it’s easy to see the devastation. But the recent avian influenza outbreak has hit hard, undermining small-town economies while leaving no visible…
The 2015 ELCA Youth Gathering begins Wednesday in Detroit.
More than 28,500 ELCA youth and adults will ‘Rise Up Together.’
If we don’t address this darkness, we will be engulfed by it.
We have just $500,000 left to raise for the ELCA Malaria Campaign! ELCA members and congregations have given more than $14.5 million to fund the initiatives of our Lutheran companions…
Jesus’ love surrounds youth with disabilities at Camp ABLE.
I pick the side that admits that racism has distorted our world.
Before the gun was fired, murder had already been committed.
These 10 young adults are among those leading the church and changing the world. Their profiles in the cover story of the June issue of The Lutheran magazine represent nearly…
It’s not an easy task when the wind whips and the trees bend.
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