Bishop Eaton issues statement on gun violence
Faith in Action

Bishop Eaton issues statement on gun violence

Following the mass shootings in Atlanta on March 16 and in Boulder, Colo., on March 22, Elizabeth Eaton has issued a statement on gun violence. “Together with God, we grieve…

New ways to be faithful
Faith in Action

New ways to be faithful

When a congregation’s location can best be described as “on the road out of town, near the mall,” that location might be one reason people aren’t filling the pews on…

ELCA and Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) resume dialogue
Faith in Action

ELCA and Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) resume dialogue

The ELCA and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) have resumed a bilateral dialogue that will define a new ecumenical relationship for common mission and ministry. In a March 10…

So more people may know the way of Jesus
Faith in Action

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…

Video: The impact of <i>Davey and Goliath</i>
Spiritual Resources

Video: The impact of Davey and Goliath

Since Davey and Goliath debuted 60 years ago, its impact has stretched beyond the Lutheran church and into the greater world. Its characters and themes–kindness, inclusivity, and the love of…

God <i>will</i> transform this church
From The Presiding Bishop

God will transform this church

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. That’s our name. At least two parts of our name, “Evangelical” and “Church,” are either misunderstood or an outright stumbling block for a significant…

Prayer ventures: March 4
Prayer Ventures

Prayer ventures: March 4

Every day, Living Lutheran offers a prayer from the ELCA resource Prayer ventures, which can be downloaded here. These daily petitions are offered as a guide for your own prayer life…

“This is what praising God looks like”
Faith in Action

“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…