Lutherans For Life mourns with others who mourn the great tragedy of the Supreme Court’s decision in Obergefell v. Hodges forbidding states to outlaw same sex marriage.
Perhaps I was naive, but I really believed Justice Kennedy …
Ellie is a 30-something wife and mother. Last fall, she went to hear a book presentation …
What does God’s Word say about human life? What does God’s Word say to those in a crisis pregnancy? What does God’s Word say to those who have chosen death as a solution to a problem?
I know some who do not like the phrase “Bible stories.” I understand that. It may imply the Word of God is a fairy tale.
The challenge from the LFL of South Dakota conference speaker was taken as a personal challenge. The high success rate of abortion-bound women to choose life for their baby, after seeing an ultrasound of their baby, was all one needed to hear to take up the challenge to introduce an ultrasound ministry to South Dakota.
When I was active on the National Pro-Life Religious Council, we did a workshop every year at the National Right to Life Convention entitled, “Here are the sheep! Where is the shepherd?”
Who is our neighbor? In God’s world, our neighbor is more than the person who lives in the house next door.
We have certainly been blessed with growth in the number of Life Teams and those interested in starting either a new Life Team or chapter and in the stories beginning to come in from our precious volunteers from the annual activity reports.
Ever since it was founded, Lutherans For Life (LFL) has received financial support from pro-life Lutheran congregations.