Can You Really Trust Such “Local” News?
LifeDate Winter 2021 by James M. Kushiner, Fellowship of St. James Much of what people know to be true is not, and much of what is always true they have
Finding Hope in a Graveyard
LifeDate Winter 2021 by Bonnie Pool, former Y4Life intern When I was in elementary school, my dad would often take me to visit Concordia Cemetery on Sundays while the rest
Pumpkins for a Purpose: Fall Fun For Life
LifeDate Winter 2021 In the spring, some students at Concordia University, Ann Arbor, approached Dr. Charles Schulz of the theology department about starting a Life Team on campus. This fall,
Created for Good Works
LifeDate Winter 2021 by Macy Froetschner, an Indiana high school student Several months ago, God called me to take on an excellent project! He did so through my grandma. I
Long-Term Love
LifeDate Winter 2021 by Michelle Bauman, Director of Y4Life Our kitchen is under construction. As I write this, the company we’re purchasing our countertops from has an employee measuring the
Our Neighbors
LifeDate Winter 2021 by Pastor Michael Salemink For forty-three years we’ve equipped Lutherans to be Gospel-motivated voices For Life. Our organization exists to help Lutheran individuals and congregations find motivation,
Are You 70½? Support Life Through an IRA Rollover!
LifeDate Winter 2021 by Monique Kleinhuizen, Apex Legacy Consulting Put down the checkbook and consider a more tax-efficient way of giving. Through an IRA rollover, you can give pre-tax dollars
Our Mission: Love
LifeDate Winter 2021 by Hannah Nissing More than once, I’ve heard the wistful remark: “If only we could all get along, like the animals do!” And on every occasion, I
A Gentle Whisper
LifeDate Winter 2021 by Barbara Lane Geistfeld, D.V.M., LFL Regional Director of Texas “The Lord said [to Elijah], ‘Go out and stand on the mountain in the presence of the
What I Remember the Most
LifeDate Winter 2021 by Pastor Chris Brademeyer September 13, 2021 – It was today, two years ago, that I laid my little girl into the cold ground. It wasn’t the