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Permanent ink on a white shirt is no fun. I purchased a stain remedy not long ago. It boasted of being able to remove virtually every cloth stain on the…
Living Faithfully
Improv theater and the Spirit
When I started classes, I was amazed how often religion came up.
Living Faithfully
An inspiring birthday invitation
An 8-year-old asked that food donations replace gifts to him.
Living Faithfully
Needing confession, repentance
Admitting we aren’t perfect allows for a truth we know but try to avoid.
Spiritual Resources
Lent: Living on liquid
Mary Lindberg is a Seattle-area parent, pastor and former teacher. This week she reflects on Ash Wednesday.
Spiritual Resources
We can do more together
They traveled far and wide and asked a simple question.
Living Faithfully
Embracing diversity in the pews
Multicultural ELCA congregations share their successes, struggles.
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When hope in the future awakens
How can the church help those looking for a better tomorrow?
Voices of Faith
Tail light sheds light on racism
I understood, in a in-my-face kind of way, what white privilege is.
Living Faithfully
Immersion programs build bridges
At Oaks Indian Mission in Oklahoma, Lutherans pondered what it means when a white person supports sports teams that use racial slurs as their mascots. Many miles away at Living…
Mission & Ministry
What’s in a name?
When Lutheran Social Services of the South, based in Austin, Texas, changed its name to “Upbring” last spring, they joined the ranks of other long-standing Lutheran institutions around the country…
Living Faithfully
The garden that grows reconciliation
Botswana, with one of the highest rates of HIV and AIDS in the world, is known for its progressive approach to addressing community needs. One of its many projects is…
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