Our shared Lutheran values have helped bring light to critical issues on Capitol Hill, including those that address hunger, global poverty, caring for creation, and the protection of children.
God’s Work. Our Hands.
Jesus, the Prince of Peace, brought hope to a troubled world, and we are invited to embody that hope in the troubled world of today.
Peace Not Walls December 2015
“Seeking the work of the Spirit does mean change”
Young reformers around the world
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ELCA Global Links – December 2015
Today, we present our ELCA Advocacy Update for the month of December.
ELCA Advocacy Update – December 2015
“The poor of the world are disproportionately being impacted [by climate change],” he said. “Faith and our moral compasses need to be considered when dealing with this problem.”
Speaking out in faith
“It’s God’s work, our hands, our energy, our feet, our ability to do the work we’re called to do,” Chaney said. “We are able to engage our faith as part of our physical caring for ourselves.”
Fitness, fellowship and faith
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Skip the chaos, share the love
There are so many storms around us all over the world... For me, the only way to not be paralyzed by the shock and desperation is to advocate for those ideals Jesus modeled – feeding, healing, showing compassion, praying, suffering, and challenging leaders to make difficult decisions.