What are you passionate about? Do you know? It’s okay if you don’t. Sometimes our passion finds us.
“As a community of women created in the image of God, called to discipleship in Jesus Christ, and empowered by the Holy Spirit, we commit ourselves to grow in faith, affirm our gifts, support one another in our callings, engage in ministry and action, and promote healing and wholeness in the church, the society, and the world.”
Gather‘s winter 2022 Bible study author, Mark Allan Powell, created a video series to accompany his study. You can find the January session below.
It often makes people uncomfortable to talk about their needs and desires. What if God wants us to be clear
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Learn ways you and those in your community, church and beyond, can begin to put an end to human trafficking.
Our community of women called to discipleship in Jesus Christ is built on a foundation of friendship, faithfulness, and hope for our future together. You can help firm up our foundation of faith and hope by joining Faithful Friends, our monthly giving program.
Download this welcome flyer and print as many copies as you need to introduce future participants to Women of the ELCA. Use it as a quick guide to find our web address and contact information.
Descargue este folleto de bienvenida e imprima tantas copias como necesite para dar a conocer nuestra organización a futuras participantes de mujeres de la ELCA. Utilícelo como una guía breve para contactarnos.
A Place for You is available in PowerPoint and is perfect for new members and outreach efforts. Get to know the mission and ministry of Women of the ELCA with this PowerPoint, available in English and Spanish. Once you download the PowerPoint you can add slides and include information unique to your ministry.
For nearly two decades participants in Women of the ELCA have worked tirelessly to end human trafficking. That work has
Women of the ELCA has, in different ways, addressed racism concerns from the creation of this organization. Trainings, networks, resources,
“Our most challenging calling may be to simply be ourselves – fearfully and wonderfully made people who praise God and
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