What it means to be Lutheran
We can serve our neighbor freely because our trust is in God.
We can serve our neighbor freely because our trust is in God.
Young Lutherans are celebrating their roots, continuing the Reformation.
Over seven days and seven nights in July, 10 Lutheran Men in Mission (LMM) members, along with four spouses, stimulated some 700 conversations about church and faith while riding in…
Full fellowship between Lutherans in the ELCA and Episcopalians was declared in 1999 and has resulted in many cooperative ministries and the sharing of pastors. In the last few years,…
Service to others is a key practice of discipleship. Many churches organize service (or mission) trips as an eye-opening way to put faith into action. These independently organized “volunteer vacations”…
The meaning of “If you lose your life, you will find it.”
Yeah, yeah, yeah, que no pare la fiesta! Don’t stop the party!” Pitbull’s rap music blares over the loudspeaker in the parking lot. About 60 participants follow Zumba® instructor Gonzalo…
In Dearborn, Mich., it is a Muslim-Christian daily affair.
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