by Laura Brix Newbury WE RARELY USE THE TERM LAMENT in conversation these days. With visions of sackcloth and ashes,
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Women of the ELCA publications, Gather and Cafe, win 15 awards
WOMEN OF THE ELCA PUBLICATIONS won 15 awards for 2020 communications work from the Religion Communicators Council (RCC) and the
How can Women of the ELCA begin to act more like elephants?
When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers. This ancient proverb means that the weak get hurt in conflicts
Take a look at your life and ask yourself, How do you matter?
by Cheryl Crockett HAVE YOU EVER STOPPED to wonder what it is you most want from friends and family? What
Using language everyone can understand to carry on the work of the Holy Spirit
BACK IN THE FOURTH CENTURY, our friend Egeria took a long trip to the Holy Land and wrote back to
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