by Pastor Michael Salemink Posterity will remember and celebrate Lutherans For Life. Generations henceforth are going to mark how the Lord our God abundantly blessed this ministry. Future history will
by Beverly Nelson Mental health is at a historical low in the country, according to Mental Health America. What was already a burgeoning crisis has been exacerbated by the pandemic,
Order at CPH: Rejoice – A Mother’s Day Bulletin Insert Download: Rejoice – A Mother’s Day Bulletin Insert Thank you, mothers, for embodying our Almighty Maker’s great and gracious regard for
Order at CPH: Faithfulness – A Father’s Day Bulletin Insert Download: Faithfulness – A Father’s Day Bulletin Insert Thank you, fathers, for reflecting and emulating the Heavenly Father’s own love
by Pastor Michael Salemink Blessed Feast of the Annunciation to you! On this day we celebrate the Word becoming flesh (John 1:14). Nine months before His birth, the Holy Spirit’s
The Lutherans For Life national staff enjoyed getting together in person at the Christian Conference Center near Newton, Iowa, for a staff retreat February 7-10! Joining us again for insightful
by Ruth Menge, St. Luke Lutheran Church, Ann Arbor, Michigan “God Chose You … and that changes everything,” LFL’s 2022 Life Sunday theme was an especially meaningful quote for a
by Pastor Michael Salemink As a boy, I could not work on the family automobiles. I did not have the knowledge or muscle to fix household appliances. But my little
by Sandra Brese Rice “But … do you have any resources that support families AFTER the child is born?” The answer is, “Yes!” Knowing full well we are Blessed For