Extraordinary, ordinary days
There was a particular birth of particular note on Nov. 10, 1483.
Stories of God’s people putting their faith into tangible action in their communities.
There was a particular birth of particular note on Nov. 10, 1483.
It’s a faith that inspires us to respond to the world we live in.
As a church, we need to avoid generalizing about millennials.
ELCA schools provide opportunities for that growth to happen.
Looking at how others experience your congregation might help.
A simple question can open hearts and can lead to profound answers.
How does the night of costumes and candy fit into a life of faith?
Song lyrics like this use language describing God’s presence inside our bodies, and as faithful Christians, we are commanded to love the Lord with all our hearts and souls and…
The Reformation lives in our continued examination of our faith.
Kelly Gissendaner, 47, featured in the October issue of The Lutheran, was reportedly singing “Amazing Grace” as she was put to death just after midnight Sept. 30 near Jackson, Ga….
More than 450 students at Augsburg College, Minneapolis, participated in City Service Day this year, an opportunity to go off campus to complete service projects in city neighborhoods. First-year students…
Needing respite from Seattle’s daily grind, Christoph Schmidt embarked on a journey to Holden Village in 2005. The retreat center in the Cascade Mountains offered him the chance to recharge…
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