Andrea Kulik

Editor’s note: This post originally appeared on the Women of the ELCA blog in observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October. It was written by Nicolette Faison, a pastor and ELCA program director for African Descent Ministries. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, originally designated by the U.S. Congress in 1989. However, the month […]

Lectionary blog for 11-3-24: Jesus gives three layers of kindness—inheritance, welcome and guiltless good news!

As we kicked off the year of the Reformation’s 500th anniversary, Living Lutheran began a series in which we highlighted 500 items about the Reformation.

Lectionary for 11-10-24: We come as we can, not as we ought, relying on Jesus’ gracious welcome into God’s holy spaces.

Lutheran Disaster Response supports humanitarian efforts in the Holy Land and Ukraine

Lectionary for 11-24-24: Jesus used his power to stay, to refuse release, and therefore to buy our release from slavery to sin and death.

Lectionary for 12-8-24: For this week’s readings to make any sense at all, we must immerse ourselves in the interpersonal drama at stake.

ELCA pastor reviews the film Bonhoeffer,

This week’s lectionary passages describe two boys growing up and how their character remains consistent as they grow into the world.

In Gig Harbor, Wash., Peninsula Lutheran Church's 12-Day Ministry feeds schoolchildren during winter break.