Jenny Farrell: L.I.F.E. after abortion – 2013 LFL National Conference
This workshop covers moving beyond the barriers of judgement and shame in order to minister to those suffering from the pain of abortion.
This workshop covers moving beyond the barriers of judgement and shame in order to minister to those suffering from the pain of abortion.
The world identifies us as sexual beings. But, in light of our baptism, vocation, and sanctification, who does God say we are? Who are we for eternity? What happens if we live under mistaken identity? Our sexuality is God’s gift for use within the boundaries of marriage, but living as male and female is not reserved for marriage. What does this mean?
A look at theological and practical issues regarding the end of life.
This workshop offers a scriptural, confessional, Lutheran perspective, addressing the paradox of Christians committing suicide.
This workshop looks at increasing attacks on religious freedom in the United States.
In his plenary address, nationally syndicated talk show host, Steve Deace, focused on the right to life as being the “cornerstone of civilization” and that the unborn are “souls—human beings made in God’s image.” He highlighted the confusion in our culture over the right to life by showing a video of people on a college campus signing a petition to allow “fourth trimester abortion.” Steve said, “If you don’t know when pregnancy ends, you don’t know when life begins.”
Over 280 Lutherans gathered November 8-9 in Urbandale (Des Moines), Iowa, from across the United States, for the 2013 Lutherans For Life National Conference. The theme: L.I.F.E. — Living In Faith Everyday.
Nationally syndicated talk show host, Steve Deace, focused on the right to life as being the “cornerstone of civilization” and that the unborn are “souls—human beings made in God’s image.” He highlighted the confusion in our culture over the right to life by showing a video of people on a college campus signing a petition to allow “fourth trimester abortion.” Steve said, “If you don’t know when pregnancy ends, you don’t know when life begins.”