The Rev. Jennifer Hackbarth will host the Boldcafe Monthly Dinner on April 13 and lead our discussion about body love and empowerment. You can read an article by Pastor Hackbarth here.

A mocktail and cocktail recipe will be included with Zoom log in information. Advance registration is required.

Register here.

Experience the event, Living Faithful Called and Thriving, by watching video recordings.

Hundreds of Lutheran women gathered at an online event, February 16-18, 2023, under the theme Living Faithful: Called and Thriving. This leadership event moved us faithward shifting into leadership that is sustainable with roots that twist and turn while running deep and wide. Watch video recordings of both days at the link below.

Watch the videos here.

Groups across the ELCA are invited to explore how Lutheran Christians are called to civic engagement by using "A Study Curriculum on Civic Life and Faith." This study curriculum has just been prepared by the ELCA Task Force for Studies on Civic Life and Faith. It includes six sessions and is a critical step on the way to the social statement called for by the 2019 Churchwide Assembly in Milwaukee. Learn more.

Participants' feedback is key in helping the task force think as they move into the next phase of drafting a social statement on these important issues. The study response period is open until October 15, 2023.

A gift to Katie's Fund creates the possibility of changing a woman's life. And we know that a women's life changed leads to changes in her family and community. Women of the ELCA is raising $1 million for Katie's Fund, to ensure women's ministry thrives in the next 100 years. Learn more and make your gift today.

This Easter season is a perfect time for us all to reflect on our response to Christ’s presence in our lives, in our hearts, in our households, in our communities–and then to act boldly and lovingly.

Read the April devotion.