Luther’s remarkable gift to us
His Small Catechism provides insight into the life of faith.
His Small Catechism provides insight into the life of faith.
I had a bad feeling it was coming. I’ve watched beautiful fields of sweet corn stand unharvested in Southwestern Minnesota. It’s a story from the prairie that isn’t often told….
A pastor’s offer of welcoming accommodation is rejected.
Unfortunately, that poor advice has had tragic consequences for all.
Different avenues can lead to a time for daily spiritual reflection.
How can we as a church change our white, middle-class profile?
Pope Francis realizes economics and ecology must coexist.
We can respond to today’s diaspora with respect for diverse faiths.
One of our youth became sick during closing worship of the Youth Gathering (page 16). Waiting outside the medical area, two women who work at the Ford Center asked if…
I read the story about the Youth Gathering, “Rising up together” (September, page 16). This was my 10th gathering, and I was honored to attend. I cannot recall one making…
Our presiding bishop offers insight into what it means to be a Lutheran today in her column (page 50), a timely reflection given observance of the Reformation each October and…
You have to be fast on your feet in airports these days. There is a quick shuffle in loading up those gray bins on the security conveyer belt. Passengers yank…
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