For Molly Cook, faith hasn't been that "gut-wrenching, heart-pounding, never-ceasing" experience. Serving in Malaysia, however, seems to be changing that. | more »
An ELCA congregation in Manhattan opens its doors, helping residents move forward with their lives. | more »
Every 45 seconds a child in Africa dies of malaria. To help save lives, ELCA congregations are supporting the ELCA Malaria Campaign in some creative ways. | more »
There's something about the immigration experience that opens us up to God. | more »
For members of Holy Trinity in Fort Walton Beach, Fla., caring for God's creation can begin in small ways. | more »
About 250 people from Ethiopia’s Oromia region have found a spiritual oasis in their Washington, D.C., congregation. | more »
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Adam Miller-Stubbendick, a pastor from upstate New York, takes a plunge to support the 100 Wells Challenge. | more »
For the second time in its history, Atonement Lutheran Church in Chicago will become home to a growing, invigorated community of members. | more »
Two ELCA congregations in Minnesota discover that door-to-door visits, blessing tractors and seeds are part of an effective evangelism strategy. | more »

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