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Answering God’s ancient call to love our neighbor—especially the poor, the widow, the orphan, the foreigner, the oppressed, the powerless and the voiceless—takes many forms. They include prayer, service, provision of necessities, financial assistance and fellowship. Advocacy and activism are especially potent expressions of love because they challenge the systems, ideas or structures that cause suffering. Like other Christians, Lutherans are eager to stand up for our marginalized neighbors.
Download a five-page study guide for “’Publicly, bodly and honestly,’” which appeared in Living Lutheran’s summer 2026 issue. A copy of the article is included in the guide.
