Register by May 15 for a unique event for confirmed youth (up to 12th grade) designed to explore how the church works, empower young voices, and provide a meaningful seat at the table during the Synod Assembly.
Read MoreYouth from across our synod who have completed grades 6-12 can spend four days in Johnstown, PA, to work with Hossana Industries, which provides critical home repairs and new home construction to people in need.
Read More“In our Lenten journey, we are reminded of our dependence on God, and we are sustained by hope in the future peace God has promised. As war involving the United States, Israel and Iran intensifies and spreads, we lament how far off that promise seems…”
Read MoreThis Lenten devotional series, created by members of the Authentic Diversity and Justice Working Group, centers on the theme “For such a time as this.”
Read MoreThis six-week curriculum walks congregations and faith communities through important parts of the social statemen and offers a starting point for conversation.
Read MoreMay 3-9: Our Synod's Lutheran Disaster Response Team will be traveling for a second time for a week of mission work to help restore and rebuild communities across Western North Carolina affected by Hurricane Helene.
Read MoreFor 2026, we have a new opportunity to move forward towards creating a more inclusive church.
Read MoreTwo members of our synod are being honored in the Righteous Among the Neighbors class of 2025: Pastor Joel Benson and Bishop Emeritus Kurt Kusserow.
Read MoreThe synod's Authentic Diversity and Justice Working Group is equipping congregations to start a a racial reconciliation project in their community. Apply for a $250 grant beginning December 1.
Read MoreMinistries can apply for up to $2,500 for feeding ministries by Sunday, November 16. The Mission Endowment Fund board has acted to designate $85,000 in response to SNAP benefit cuts and financial strains created by the government shutdown.
Read MoreBishop Stoller shares a word of appreciation to the many people who came together to make the installation worship a joy-filled celebration.
Read MoreThe sanctuary of Berkeley Hills Lutheran Church overflowed with ministers, lay people, bishops from other synods of the ELCA, heads other Church denominations, friends, and family members. Hundreds more joined by livestream and at watch parties hosted by congregations throughout our synod.
Read MoreThe Stewardship & Financial Support Committee has put together a new year-long devotional guide “Experiencing Generosity” for congregation councils.
Read MoreThe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has changed the process of corporate filings. Previously, your congregation would have filled out a decennial report in years ending in “1.” Now the Commonwealth requires that each corporation—including not for profit corporations—file an annual report online.
Read MoreOur synod's Lutheran Disaster Relief team is organizing a work trip August 3-9 to help the Carolinas recover from Hurricane Helene damage.
Read MoreThis summer, hundreds of children will attend summer camp programs at Lutherlyn. Thanks to the generous support Lutherlyn receives from churches, families, individuals, and foundations, Lutherlyn promises that no child will be turned away from summer camp because of finances.
Read MorePastor Erin Jones shares about the curriculum created by Lutheran Advocacy Ministry in Pennsylvania which helps congregations better understand why living out their faith publicly is so important.
Read MoreAs part of Lutheran SeniorLife’s family of services, Lutheran Service Society empowers our neighbors to lead independent, dignified, and secure lives.
Read MoreA message about PA sales tax exemption, mission support, and remittance forms from Financial Assistant, Meredythe Hlasnik
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