Unbalanced … but centered in faith
Voices of Faith

Unbalanced … but centered in faith

During my freshman year of college, Multi Grain Cheerios was my go-to snack. So, when I went to the grocery store one day and found boxes of this cereal drastically…

So more people may know the way of Jesus
Living Faithfully

So more people may know the way of Jesus

On Feb. 1, the ELCA churchwide organization implemented Future Church, a new working structure focused on motivating the entire church to actively share the way of Jesus with more people…

A Lenten journey over rocky ground
Voices of Faith

A Lenten journey over rocky ground

This Lenten journey is unlike any other in our lifetime. A year ago, our leaders encouraged us to shelter in place for two weeks. Many of us acquiesced, albeit reluctantly,…

“This is what praising God looks like”
Living Faithfully

“This is what praising God looks like”

The term “period poverty” refers to inadequate access to menstrual hygiene tools and education. According to estimates by the Huffington Post, menstruation-related products can cost more than $18,000 in a…

Louise Johnson named ELCA executive for administration
Living Faithfully

Louise Johnson named ELCA executive for administration

Louise N. Johnson, a pastor of the ELCA, has been elected by the ELCA Church Council as the executive for administration, a position that is coterminous with the term of…

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Mission & Ministry

Servants in the time of COVID-19

As the coronavirus pandemic has swept the globe, it has brought pain and loss, disrupted lives and pushed many to a breaking point. But this health crisis has created something…

A special celebration for Lutheran schools
Living Faithfully

A special celebration for Lutheran schools

ELCA congregations with schools and learning centers didn’t just adapt to the ever-changing protocols and requirements that COVID-19 demanded—they innovated by taking risks and trying new approaches to education and…

Freed from condemnation
Voices of Faith

Freed from condemnation

During Lent we’re called to examine how our lives are or aren’t producing the fruit of God’s Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23) as we anticipate Jesus’ death and resurrection. But as we…