On the Path of Life
Here’s a Colorado vacation story I want to share. One particular point on the hiking trail to Ruby Jewel Lake reminds me of the conclusion of Robert Frost’s The Road
Orphan Sunday – November 6
The opportunities for LFL state federations, chapters, Life Teams, and Life Ministry Coordinators to apply the Life message are endless. بوكر Here’s one more. Orphan Sunday is coming up November
Dr. Lamb to Speak at 40 Days for Life Kickoff Event in Ames, Iowa
Our friends at 40 Days for Life invited LFL executive director Rev. Dr. James I. Lamb to their kickoff event tonight in Ames. You can find out more about 40
Love the Low-lifes
On the church year calendar, September 21 is set aside for St. Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist. The selected readings for the day are Ezekiel 2:8-3:11, Ephesians 4:7-16, and Matthew 9:9-13.
A Sunday to Remember
This Sunday, September 11, is a Sunday to remember. We remember the attack on our freedom ten years ago. We remember the nearly 3,000 victims of that attack and their
Devotional Thoughts on Suffering Children
For our devotions today at the Life Center, we used this daily Lutheran Hour devotion. It focuses on the use of children as suicide bombers in Pakistan. The bottom line
What LFLers are Doing – Annual Activity Reports
From Directions Summer 2011 “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another” (John
Video: Metro East Area Lutherans For Life Crosses
Recently, Metro East Area Lutherans for Life (Illinois), and members of area congregations, set up a cross display to remind people of the number of lives lost to abortion in the U.S. every
A Titus 2 Weekend
This past weekend I hosted another Titus 2 Retreat in my home. This one was specifically for the volunteers who serve at The Lighthouse Center of Hope (CPC). There was
New Book Available from Long-time LFL Member: God’s Word and Song for the Suffering
Long-time LFL member Donna Zuehlk has produced a wonderful new book called God’s Word and Song For the Suffering. Believing that our hymnal is a rich source of Lutheran doctrine