This 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 Beth Wierman tells the story of how United Presbyterian Church and Zion’s First Lutheran became One in Christ Congregation in Ambridge.
Read MorePastor Asplin shares the importance ministers studying scripture together, and its value to the congregations.
Read MoreAs part of Lutheran SeniorLife’s family of services, Lutheran Service Society empowers our neighbors to lead independent, dignified, and secure lives.
Read MoreOur church’s commemoration of Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth falls on a Sunday this year, March 10. Bishop Kusserow reflects on what a gift this is to our congregations and their preachers and musicians.
Read MoreDr. Dawn Rundman, from 1517 Media, shares how supporting biblical literacy in kids also supports print literacy.
Read MoreLutheran SeniorLife provides the finest senior living communities and care options for seniors, as well as community-based health, wellness, and social services in western Pennsylvania.
Read MorePastor Paul Payerchin shares a reflection on the Feast Day of Sts. Cyril and Methodius, “Missionaries to the Slavs.”
Read MoreStill looking for a Lenten devotion or challenge to pick up this year? Here are some suggestions from the Church in Society committee to help inspire you.
Read MoreCamp Agapé is a place where God’s children from 5 to 95 come to learn about themselves, the world in which we live, and our God who created and creates all.
Read MoreAt the January meeting of Monthly Ministerium, we discussed the importance of making a plan for continuing education. To support that endeavor, our synod has put together guide of educational opportunities in 2024.
Read MoreMay the glory of the Lord revealed in Christ this Christmas season, fill your life with hope and joy.
Read MoreWith a focus on education, mental health, autism, and unique therapeutic offerings, Glade Run Lutheran Services has a long tradition of linking faith and service.
Read MorePlease take a few moment to share your thoughts by filling out the Landscape assessment. Landscape is designed especially for strategic review for middle judicatories like our synod, and provides a snapshot of the current state of the synod for the work evidence-based discernment.
Read MorePastor Daniel Clark shares a story of gratitude and generosity from an unexpected offering.
Read MoreBethesda Lutheran Services provides promising futures for children, youth, and families through individualized mental and behavioral health services provided in a residential, school or community setting.
Read MoreThe development of an ELCA social message on gun violence is underway. Social messages are ELCA teaching documents that draw from existing social teaching but throw a fuller and sharper spotlight on a particular social issue.
Read MoreCommunity Three For One is a worshiping community in the city neighborhood of Brookline. Hearing the call of Christ to feed His sheep.
Read MoreThe ELCA Truth and Healing Movement is an opportunity to engage in educational and action-based activities around our church’s call to learn about and respond to the history and current realities of Indigenous people.
Read MoreA devotional written by Pastor Susan Irons for Wayfarer magazine.
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