A Need for Clarification
Download LifeDate Winter 2020 by Michelle Bauman, Director of Y4Life I absolutely love to sing. It’s true. It doesn’t matter where I am or what I’m doing, I like having
Attention Youth: It’s Time to Sign Up for Y4Life in Washington, D.C.! (2021)
Download LifeDate Winter 2020 That’s right, the annual March for Life scheduled for Friday, January 29, is quickly approaching! While thousands of adults will attend this event, we’re also
Saints 4 Life at Lutheran High
Download LifeDate Winter 2020 by Ella Wiegand, member of Saints 4 Life In the month of September, the Saints 4 Life Group at Lutheran High School decided to hold
LifeDate Winter 2020 – From Invisible to Indispensable!
LifeDate Winter 2020 – From Invisible to Indispensable! Download LifeDate Winter 2020 Inside this edition of LifeDate … From the Executive Director of Mission and Ministry From Invisible to Indispensable
The Lost Child … About the Painting
“In the same way, your Father in heaven does not want one of these little ones to be lost.” Matthew 18:14 GOD’S WORD Order The Lost Child Print Online
Judging Others
by Barbara Lane Geistfeld, D.V.M. Lutherans For Life Regional Director of Texas “Do not judge, or you too will be judged. For in the same way you judge others, you
Prayers for Election Day
“Lord of nations, you use elections as a way of guiding events in our world and providing for your people. Grant that our election day may be calm and upright.
David’s Confession
by Michelle Bauman, Director of Y4Life Equipping Lutherans to be Gospel-motivated voices For Life can be hard work even as it is enjoyable, fulfilling, needful, and necessary. I was reminded
For Life Ballot Initiatives in the Pipeline
by Jennifer Kendrex While the fight to overturn the Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision wages on, For Lifers continue to advance state-level legislation and constitutional amendments to regulate
Jesus Gives Us Rest
by Rev. Dr. Todd Jenks, St. Paul Lutheran Church, Ames, Iowa Words are funny, aren’t they? Many times, we don’t mean literally what we are saying with the words we