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Youth | Journey with Jesus | Inescapable L(o)ve
Theme Verse
For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Romans 8:38-39 (NRSVUE)
Inescapable Love
God’s love is as much a part of us as the air that we breathe and cells that make up our bodies. The Bible says that NOTHING has the power to separate us from God’s love. This year, the synod youth gathering will explore ways we can know, share, and experience the love God has for us in Christ Jesus.
Keynote Speaker
Pastor Jenn Pockat, Associate to the Bishop in our synod, will share her faith story with us and lead us in interactive bible study, play, and prayer as we explore the theme. Pastor Jenn grew up going to Sunday School every week with her family - in fact, there’s a sticker chart somewhere that proves it. It wasn’t until finding the Lutheran Church in middle school that she started to experience God’s love in a different way - through other people who taught her about grace for the first time and a worship experience that involved her. Pastor Jenn lives on a little farm in Caroline, Wisconsin with her husband Don and their cats. When she’s not working, she’s playing Nintendo or working in her garden.
Rostered Retiree Gathering
Retired Rostered Leaders throughout the synod are invited to join together in conversation, community, and fellowship.
Lay School
Equip people to share Christ’s mission and to live more deeply into what it means to be a follower of Jesus through core program courses and continuing education classes.
Racial Justice Conference
Racial Justice Conference
Saturday, April 5, 2025 8:30 am - 3:00 pm
Ascension Lutheran Church
2911 Libal St., Green Bay 54301
Registration Fee: $20 - includes lunch and morning refreshments
50% Discount for Students (email ecsw@ecsw.org for discount code)
This conference features Rev. Angela !Khabeb and Vance Blackfox, two nationally known speakers plus others to help participants learn more about the history of harm and ongoing effects caused by racism and what we can do to act for racial justice.
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Vance Blackfox, Vance Blackfox, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, is the founder and director of Other+Wise, a multi-site cultural education and cultural immersion program for youth from across the country. Vance previously served as the Director of Communications at the National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition, as the Director of Communications for Native Americans in Philanthropy, and has held executive director positions at the Haskell Foundation, which supports Haskell Indian Nations University, and the Oaks Indian Mission. Vance has served as the Guest Curator of the Indian Museum at the University of Texas at San Antonio Institute of Texan Cultures, and as the Indigenous Theologian for the Faith-Based Initiative for the City of San Antonio.
An alumnus of Texas Lutheran University and the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago (LSTC), Vance has served the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in multiple capacities, from taking a post as National President of the Lutheran Youth Organization as a teenager, to later working as a diversity and cultural education professional for the Women of the ELCA, Augsburg Fortress Publishers, California Lutheran University, ELCA Youth Gathering, and LSTC’s Youth in Mission. In addition to serving numerous ELCA and ecumenical teams and committees throughout the years, he is at present the Indigenous Theologian and Coordinating Team Member for the ELCA’s Theological Round Table, ELCA’s Director of Indigenous Ministries and Tribal Relations, as well as creator and producer of the Vine Deloria Jr. Theological Symposium hosted at LSTC.
The Rev. Angela !Khabeb is a distinguished alumna of the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, where she earned her Master of Divinity degree, was named a Bridges Scholar, and won the James Kenneth Echols Prize for Excellence in Preaching. She is an in-demand writer, speaker, and preacher who has appeared several times on the “Faith Friday” segment on ABC’s Good Morning America. She is the editor of Call to Allyship: Preparing Your Congregations for Leaders of Color. She lives with her husband, Benhi, and their three beautiful children in MInneapolis, MN. -
Session 1 Keynote - Vance Blackfox
Indian 101
The general population knows very little about the Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island (North America) - even the most basic topics are often grand mysteries. This is, of course, by design as the colonial project has prioritized the complete erasure of Native people for centuries. This session will provide a foundation for standing in solidarity with Indian people across the US as we work together to dismantle longstanding systems of oppression.
(Note: Sessions 2 and 3 will offer a choice of breakout sessions.)
Session 2A Breakout - Vance Blackfox
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)
Indigenous women are 2.5 times more likely to experience violent crimes, and in 2020, there were 5,293 reports of missing American Indian and Alaska Native women and girls; only 690 cases were logged in the federal missing person database. In this session, Vance will discuss this problem that has hit very close to home for him.
Session 2B Breakout - Rev. Angela !Khabeb
Living Out Justice in a Purple Context
How do we build the Beloved Community across political party affiliations in our congregations, workplaces, and even our families? Rev. Angela will discuss how to remain true to the gospel while acknowledging the systemic ills of our society - mainly racism and anti-blackness.
Session 2C Breakout -
LA? We All Rise? St. Mark’s?
Session 3A Breakout - Vance Blackfox
Indigenous Thought and Theology
Indian People have unique and beautiful ways of understanding the world. Indigenous wisdom - as it relates to living things in relation to the Creator, Mother Earth, and other created beings - should be centered if we want to provide better care for our home and all of our relatives. Indigenous Thought and Theology introduces this wisdom and examines ways of understanding, respecting, and interacting with this wondrous world we inhabit.
Session 3B Breakout - Rev. Angela !Khabeb
What We Can Do: Call to Allyship
This session will feature discussion of specific and concrete things we can do, some from Call to Allyship: Preparing Your Congregation for Leaders of Color. It will also provide time for Q and O (Rev. Angela says she has more opinions than answers) for ideas to take back to your congregation.Session 3C: Coming Soon!
Session 4 Closing Worship
Closing worship will include beautiful music, prayers, and Rev. Angela’s sermon which promises to convict us but also inspire and give us hope as we go out to do justice for all God’s people.
(Note: worship offering will support other Racial Justice events in ECSW.) -
Schedule:
8:15 Registration & Coffee
9:00 Gather Welcome Devotions
9:15 Session 1 - Indian 101
10:30 Break
10:45 Session 2
11:45 Lunch
12:30 Session 3
1:30 Break
1:45 Session 4 - Worship
3:00 Sending
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Lay School
Equip people to share Christ’s mission and to live more deeply into what it means to be a follower of Jesus through core program courses and continuing education classes.
Lay School
Equip people to share Christ’s mission and to live more deeply into what it means to be a follower of Jesus through core program courses and continuing education classes.
ELCA Churchwide Assembly
The 2025 ELCA Churchwide Assembly will be held July 28–Aug. 2, 2025, at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Ariz.
The ELCA Churchwide Assembly, the primary decision-making body of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, is a process of communal spiritual discernment. When the ELCA Churchwide Assembly convenes, its voting members meet with confidence in God’s grace around word and water, wine and bread, to carry on their work on behalf of the entire church. Over the course of the assembly, voting members:
Hear reports and review the work of churchwide officers, leaders and units.
Receive and consider proposals from synod assemblies.
Elect officers, board members and other leaders as specified by the constitution or bylaws.
Establish ELCA churchwide policy.
Worship together.
Adopt a budget.
Conduct other business related to the ELCA churchwide organization.
ELCA Young Adults: Gather by the Bay
Welcome to Gather by the Bay!
What is it?
It's a ministry run by young adults, for young adults, that tend to meetup in-person around the greater Green Bay region. It's one instance of the nationwide Gather Network, coordinated and funded by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, but operated and led at the local level. (TL;DR: We get to do what we want, hehehe! :)
What DO you do?
We relax and enjoy fellowship (eating food and chatting) with each other, explore complex questions about vocation or difficult life events, maybe help those in communities near or far, and sometimes even play a game or two. (But really, it's more fellowship than anything)
Alright then, what's the catch?
Uhhhh, there really isn't!
Other than the intended age range of 18-35, there are NO long-term commitments, membership dues, restrictions, questionnaires, homework, income requirements, or identity expectations. It's a network of people that welcomes anyone 18-35—without any other exception—to be themselves and provide support no matter where you are along life's whacky journey (and God's often really whacky part in it!).
Cool. How do I join?
Just drop by our next Gather time!
Ready to Join Us?
Come to our next gathering:
Olive's Pizza and Sandwiches
516 Greene Ave, Green Bay, WI 54301
Look for Robbie and the “Gather by the Bay”
Have a question or can't come to the next one but want to stay connected?
Email Robbie!
Church Council Academy
A clear understanding about the role of church council brings alignment and renewal to leaders and congregations. Save the date for Church Council Academy on February 15, 2025. This one day retreat will provide council members a sense of the function, role, and work of church council leaders and will strengthen your network of support for the leadership role and ministry to which you have been called. The cost is $30/person. Registration Deadline: February 3rd, 2025
About Our Keynote Speaker: Nancy Heykes
Our Keynote Speaker for the Church Council Academy is Nancy Heykes, who retired in 2018 as Vice President of Development for Goodwill Industries of North Central Wisconsin. Prior to this, she served as an executive director, capital campaign counsel, and senior executive at the Aid Association for Lutherans.
Now residing in Oneida County, Nancy founded On Point Consulting, where she continues her pro bono law practice and provides consulting, planning, and facilitation services for nonprofits. She also enjoys a teaching role as the coordinator of the Nonprofit Leadership Institute in Appleton. Nancy serves as Secretary of the Northern Great Lakes Synod of the ELCA and frequently works with congregation councils in her role as chair of the synod's Constitution Committee.
Lay School
Equip people to share Christ’s mission and to live more deeply into what it means to be a follower of Jesus through core program courses and continuing education classes. https://ecswlayschool.org/
ad+minister Gathering
ad+Minister gathering
Parish administrators, secretaries, and office professionals are invited to three gatherings at Imago Dei village to connect for mutual support, networking, and professional development. Learn more from the letter below!
ELCA Young Adults: Gather by the Bay
Welcome to Gather by the Bay!
What is it?
It's a ministry run by young adults, for young adults, that tend to meetup in-person around the greater Green Bay region. It's one instance of the nationwide Gather Network, coordinated and funded by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, but operated and led at the local level. (TL;DR: We get to do what we want, hehehe! :)
What DO you do?
We relax and enjoy fellowship (eating food and chatting) with each other, explore complex questions about vocation or difficult life events, maybe help those in communities near or far, and sometimes even play a game or two. (But really, it's more fellowship than anything)
Alright then, what's the catch?
Uhhhh, there really isn't!
Other than the intended age range of 18-35, there are NO long-term commitments, membership dues, restrictions, questionnaires, homework, income requirements, or identity expectations. It's a network of people that welcomes anyone 18-35—without any other exception—to be themselves and provide support no matter where you are along life's whacky journey (and God's often really whacky part in it!).
Cool. How do I join?
Just drop by our next Gather time:
Ready to Join Us?
Come to our next gathering:
Saturday, February 1st, 6:00 PM
The Depot Restaurant
200 Dousman St, Green Bay, WI 54303
Look for Robbie and the “Gather by the Bay” group on the “ticket booth” area of the restaurant just beyond the door and watch for the sign.
Have a question or can't come to the next one but want to stay connected?
Email Robbie!
Lay School
Equip people to share Christ’s mission and to live more deeply into what it means to be a follower of Jesus through core program courses and continuing education classes. https://ecswlayschool.org/
Youth Worker Dinner
Connecting Youth Worker Dinners
A chance to get together to talk, share and support each other Watch for details by subscribing to The Weekly Wave www.ecsw.org.
Youth Event - Snow Tubing
Kewaunee Winter Park
Contact Christine Loppnow for details christusyouth@chrituschurch.org
ELCA Young Adults: Gather by the Bay
Welcome to Gather by the Bay!
What is it?
It's a ministry run by young adults, for young adults, that tend to meetup in-person around the greater Green Bay region. It's one instance of the nationwide Gather Network, coordinated and funded by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, but operated and led at the local level. (TL;DR: We get to do what we want, hehehe! :)
What DO you do?
We relax and enjoy fellowship (eating food and chatting) with each other, explore complex questions about vocation or difficult life events, maybe help those in communities near or far, and sometimes even play a game or two. (But really, it's more fellowship than anything)
Alright then, what's the catch?
Uhhhh, there really isn't!
Other than the intended age range of 18-35, there are NO long-term commitments, membership dues, restrictions, questionnaires, homework, income requirements, or identity expectations. It's a network of people that welcomes anyone 18-35—without any other exception—to be themselves and provide support no matter where you are along life's whacky journey (and God's often really whacky part in it!).
Cool. How do I join?
Just drop by our next Gather time:
Friday, January 10th, 6:00pm
The Depot Restaurant
200 Dousman St
Green Bay, WI 54303
Look for Robbie (probably in a #10 Love jersey) or Pastor Jenn Pockat or ask for the "Gather by the Bay group."
Have a question or can't come to the next one but want to stay connected?
Email Robbie!
Christmas
The Synod Office will be closed December 24th, 2024 - January 1st, 2025. We will return to the office on January 2nd, 2025.
Lay School
Equip people to share Christ’s mission and to live more deeply into what it means to be a follower of Jesus through core program courses and continuing education classes. https://ecswlayschool.org/
Lay School
Equip people to share Christ’s mission and to live more deeply into what it means to be a follower of Jesus through core program courses and continuing education classes. https://ecswlayschool.org/
Youth Worker Dinner
Connecting Youth Worker Dinners
A chance to get together to talk, share and support each other Watch for details by subscribing to The Weekly Wave www.ecsw.org.
ad+minister Gathering
ad+Minister gathering
Parish administrators, secretaries, and office professionals are invited to three gatherings at Imago Dei village to connect for mutual support, networking, and professional development.
November 12th, 2024 | 9:30-1:30
Imago Dei - Woodlands Entrance (W8098 Cloverleaf Lake Road, Clintonville, WI)
Let us know you’re coming - RSVP to ecsw@ecsw.org
Any church office staff are invited to join in a time of professional networking. We learned from our last gathering two hours was not enough time! We’ve added a potluck lunch and will engage in meaningful devotions, introductions, and learning. Our theme this month will focus on hospitality and use of space. Just in time for advent and Christmas, learn about seasons of the church year and consider how others are linking hospitality to the seasons we celebrate. Care to share? We’re having a potluck lunch. Bring what ever you’d like or there’s a Sign Up Genius here. Join other administrators in connecting through Slack.
Synod Learning Day
Join others for a day of connection and learning to nourish, inspire, and strengthen your ministry! This event is for church people of all kinds: those interested in connection, rostered ministers, council leaders, parish staff, and those engaged in any kind of ministry in a congregation.
Registration caps at 120 participants. REGISTER HERE
$40/person includes lunch, materials, and learning.
Workshops & Keynote
Holy Conversations and Church Vitality with Pastor Dara Clifford
It’s no secret: the world is changing, and the church is changing right along with it! In this workshop, Pastor Dara will offer some background information to support the trends church folks are noticing and feeling, and will share language and framework for possible pathways forward for congregations who are finding themselves in a new era of life together.
Evangelism and Holy Experiments with Lynette Stoneburner and Pr. Karoline Schwantes
New ideas for ministry can be hard to get off the ground. When Lynette Stoneburner began to envision an inclusive community park that was a space where everyone could play, regardless of age and ability - she wasn’t sure how it would all happen. Through prayers, supportive leadership, the vision of Emanuel in Seymour, and generosity from the wider community the dream for ministry became an impactful reality. Hear from two leaders in our synod who have experience and understanding of resources, including the synod mission table, that can help turn prayers for new ministry into a reality.
Transitions, Trends, and Leaders with Pastor Asher O’Callaghan
Transitions are a time when God invites us to let go of what has been for the sake of what could yet be. It is often a time when both anxiety and expectations are high. Clarity can often bring peace of mind during times of uncertainty as the Holy Spirit calls and sends leaders in the Church. This workshop will provide attendees with current trends in church transitions and a detailed overview of both the process and resources available for your congregation during times of transition. While this workshop will not provide space to advise leaders on specific calls or congregations in transition, it will share the best way to be in touch when support is most needed.
Cultivating Community Partnerships with Pastor Jim Honig, Pastor Matt Sauer, and Deni Kuchler
In this panel discussion, hear from three leaders who developed impactful ministries with the help of partnerships in their communities. Learn how the inception of a ministry idea turned into a reality through partnerships that were established across denomination lines and the public sector. If you're wondering about making a difference through feeding and housing ministries and more, please join the conversation.
Healthy Pastor/People Relationships: Why Pastors Stay with Pastor Libby Howe will share factors that make an impact for creating a sustaining, healthy relationship between pastor and people. This workshop would be great for council leaders, mutual ministry members, personnel committees and pastors alike.
Church Treasurers and Administrators Benefits Workshop, with Jennifer Prinz
As an ELCA ministry, Portico Benefit Services offers health, flexible spending, retirement, disability, and survivor plans to help rostered leaders and lay employees strengthen their well-being. As the benefits administrator for your organization, your pastors, deacons, and lay staff, rely on you to help them navigate their ELCA benefits. In this session, discover the resources available to help you effectively sponsor your employees in Portico Benefit Services. Join Regional Representative, Jennifer Prinz, as she leads this interactive session.
Smooth Sailing: Becoming a Resilient Leader in Turbulent Times, with Jennifer Prinz
Resilience is not perfection, but the ability to move forward in imperfect realities. Whether it's leading the church, dealing with difficult situations, or navigating the inevitable bumps and setbacks of life, it is possible to not just survive, but thrive. Discover how to cultivate your God-given strengths and develop healthy practices that will give you the stamina, confidence, and inner peace you need to be a resilient leader.
Keynote
Self-care and the Care of Others: Ministry and Trauma in the Wake of the COVID Pandemic
Synod Learning Day is fast approaching and we’re shifting gears! We realized one of our workshops was just too impactful to not make it a keynote. Join others for this day of learning in November complete with workshops and time learning from our speaker, Sally Hudson, BSN, MS, MSW, LCSW, who will share the presentation, Self-care and the Care of Others: Ministry and Trauma in the Wake of the COVID Pandemic. With over 38 years of experience in the health sciences, with 20 years as a mental health therapist, Sally will provide a basic understanding of trauma for Pastors and Lay Leaders, so they will better understand the effects of the COVID pandemic in the Church community; to recognize the signs of trauma; and to find ways to promote spiritual care and healing.
Schedule
8:00 - 8:30 | Registration
8:30 - 8:45 | Welcome + Devotion
8:45 - 9:45 | Keynote 1
9:45 - 10:45 | Workshop 1
10:45 - 11:00 | Break/Transition
11:00 - 12:00 | Keynote 2
12:00 - 12:45 | Lunch
12:45 - 1:45 | Workshop 2
1:45 - 2:00 | Break
2:00 - 3:15 | Cohort connections
3:30 | Closing and Sending
4:00 | Depart
Boundary Education for Rostered Leaders
ELCA Region 5 (the synods of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and the Northern Great Lakes) will gather in satellite locations in our synod for a combined boundaries education day for actively serving rostered leaders.
We will be holding Boundary Education on November 7th, 2024 at two locations in our synod. Please register to reserve your spot. The link to register is HERE The deadline to register is October 24th. There are limited seats available, so register early.
This is part of a 3-year cycle for professional development. The entire Region 5 will be holding this education the same day and utilizing a hybrid model for our presenter.
Region 5 is committed to Boundary Education. Our focus is on creating professional ministry leadership and for safety in our communities of faith.
Region 5 | Boundary Education | Professional Development
November 7th, 2024
9:00am - 3:00pm
Choose between attending at either:
Saint Andrew, Wausau OR Christ the King, Combined Locks
Cost $100 includes lunch
Deadline to Register: October 24th, 2024
Fall Conference
“There is no longer Jew or Greek; there is no longer slave or free; there is no longer male and female, for all of you are one in Christ Jesus.”
Letting go without giving up
A fall retreat for rostered ministers in beautiful Door County with Keynote Speaker, Jennifer Hockenbery (Biography Below)
The Landmark Resort once again hosts our fall retreat for pastors and deacons.
Together we will discuss how to let go of the idols of Being Good, Appearing Beautiful, and Knowing Truth as well as the need to let go of the guilt that is tied up with pursuing those idols. But that doesn’t mean just, as Kierkegaard once said about Lutheran morality “lightening up a little,” which actually can make us just feel more guilty and anxious about still feeling guilty and anxious! What it does mean is finding a new freedom in faith in the God who pursues us in love, cloaks us in righteousness, and teaches us through the Spirit. Living in this faith allows us to Love Joyfully—the very opposite of Giving Up.
The verse Galatians 3:28 is going to be the framework for the discussion. In each session we are going to discuss how systemic class divisions about who is valuable create false idols of goodness, beauty, and truth that bind us to cycles of guilt and anxiety. We will think about Paul’s (and Luther’s) theological argument against the categories themselves and our own possibilities for teaching, preaching, and living more freely in our churches, institutions, and individual lives.
Keynote Speaker - Jennifer Hockenbery
Keynote speaker, Jennifer Hockenberry
Jennifer Hockenbery is the interim executive director of WELCA and the current editor of Journal of Lutheran Ethics. She was dean of Humanities at St. Norbert College from 2020-2024 and Professor of Philosophy at Mount Mary University from 1998-2020. Her edited volume, The Devil's Whore: Reason and Philosophy in the Lutheran Tradition, brought together philosophers, theologians, and historians to discuss how Lutheran theology was influenced by the philosophical traditions of Greece, Roman, and Medieval Europe and how Lutheran theology influenced and incfluences the philosophy after Luther. Her books, Thinking Woman: A philosophical approach to the quandary of gender and Wisdom's Friendly Heart:Augustinian Hope for Skeptics and Conspiracy Theorists, both explore dialogue as a way to help us find consensus and ethical paths forward in issues surrounding gender and politics. A lifelong Lutheran who has enjoyed all the stages of church life, from being in Christmas pageants to directing them, from sitting in Sunday School to teaching it, and from enjoying Luther League to participating in mostly older adult education, she is now a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Green Bay.
Lay School
Equip people to share Christ’s mission and to live more deeply into what it means to be a follower of Jesus through core program courses and continuing education classes. https://ecswlayschool.org/
Youth Worker Dinner
Connecting Youth Worker Dinners
It's time to CONNECT! Our synod's Youth Worker Dinners will be starting up again on Thursday, October 17. All events this year will take place at Pine Lake Crossways Lutheran Camps in Waupaca from 6pm-9pm. These events are for all adults who work with Youth, Children, and Families in congregations, whether you are paid staff, volunteer, or pastor/rostered minister. All are welcome and encouraged to come and connect! The meal will be a Potluck and the main course will be provided. Please bring a side dish or dessert. Please RSVP to wendy.black@ecsw.org with a note on what you might bring for the Potluck. We know it's important to support each other in this hard work by conversation, a meal, sharing, connecting, laughing, and praying together. Please share this information with others! The dates for these CONNECT meals will be:
Thursday, October 17
Thursday, November 14
Thursday, January 16
Synod Youth Event - Little Farmer
Synod Day at Little Farmer
Join with others from across the synod for a day of fall fun at Little Farmer (N9438 Hwy 151 Malone, WI) on Saturday, September 28th.
Meet at 11am in front of the farm by the parking lot. Look for the lady with the pink noodle! Each participant should bring money for hay rides and the corn maze, cost is $5/each. Caramel apples start at $4/each.
Each congregation is responsible for their own payments and supervision.
Groups please RSVP to Patty, pkoplitz@our-saviors.org
ad+minister Gathering
ad+Minister gathering
Parish administrators, secretaries, and office professionals are invited to three gatherings at Imago Dei village to connect for mutual support, networking, and professional development. Learn more from the letter below!
Lay School
Equip people to share Christ’s mission and to live more deeply into what it means to be a follower of Jesus through core program courses and continuing education classes. https://ecswlayschool.org/
New to the Synod Gathering
Gathering for rostered leaders to meet with the Bishop and synod staff.
WELCA Fall Retreat
Featuring Gaye Lindfors | Speaker and Author
With a unique blend of faith, encouragement, humor, and stories, Gaye invites women to experience a faith that is refreshed and a joy that is contagious! Learn more about her work at GayeLindfors.com
Visit https://www.ecsw.org/welca for more details.
God's work. Our hands.
This day is an opportunity to celebrate who we are as the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America — one church, freed in Christ to serve and love our neighbor.
Service activities offer an opportunity for us to explore one of our most basic convictions as Lutherans: that all of life in Jesus Christ – every act of service, in every daily calling, in every corner of life — flows freely from a living, daring confidence in God’s grace.
More information HERE
Congregational EventS Submission Form
Send the synod office your event details to be added to the ECSW calendar.