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Living Faithfully
A new opportunity to live love
We can respond to today’s diaspora with respect for diverse faiths.
Mission & Ministry
Women and the Reformation: Then & Now
How did — and does — the Reformation affect the lives of women? If this relationship was documented on Facebook, the status might be “it’s complicated.” The Old Testament tells…
Voices of Faith
Youth Gathering serves, highlights Christ
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…
Living Faithfully
Fitness, fellowship and faith
Hold the post-worship pastries and put on your walking shoes.
Mission & Ministry
A month of peaceful dialogue
Shaina Lidd, a Jewish American, and Mathilda Nassar, a Lutheran from the occupied West Bank, have a friendship that might seem unlikely to some. When they met and Nassar said…
Living Faithfully
Furry friend brings laughter, cheer to seniors
When I first heard the idea of dogs in nursing homes, I thought, ‘No way,’” said Ted Goins, who was a nursing home administrator before becoming president and CEO of…
Living Faithfully
Halloween: Trick or treat?
When the toddler daughter of a friend was just learning to talk, she spent Halloween shouting, “Trick treat! Trick treat!” She was way ahead of her time, that youngster, for…
Mission & Ministry
Holden community in exile, yet connected
When Washington state’s Wolverine fire threatened the only road to Holden Village, staff of the Lutheran retreat center was evacuated to the ferry and down Lake Chelan. They became the…
Living Faithfully
Through a glass darkly
For now we see in a mirror, dimly, but then we will see face to face. Now I know only in part; then I will know fully, even as I…
Living Faithfully
‘True Tales from Trinity’
A stool is placed next to the lectern and an old-fashioned radio is set on top. A man wearing headphones pretends to turn on the radio and then speaks into…
Living Faithfully
The art of tradition
Whether it be caroling with the church choir, baking Christmas cookies for neighbors or making a day of selecting the perfect blue spruce to chop down and decorate, Christmas traditions…
Living Faithfully
Taking a walk
Daryl Hogbin admits his desk job is sedentary, he tends to be an introvert, and his fallback position on daunting tasks is that they are probably insurmountable. So it surely…
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