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. In “L.I.F.E. Around the World,” Rev. Dr. James I. Lamb, talks about his trip, in October 2012, to England, Latvia, and Russia.
Over 280 Lutherans gathered November 8-9, 2013, 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. In his workshop, “L.I.F.E. at the End of Life,” Rev. Dr. James I. Lamb takes a look at theological and practical issues regarding the end of life.
In his 2013 Lutherans For Life National Conference keynote address, Rev. Matt Harrison, president of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod challenged the conference attendees to “be who we are: Little Christ’s—Christians” as we share and apply the Gospel.
L.I.F.E. in the Pulpit – 2013 LFL National Conference Pastors’ Luncheon. This event featured encouraging word from LFL board member, Colonel John Eidsome (on ”Abortion, the Two Kingdoms, and the IRS”), LFL’s executive director, Rev. Dr. James Lamb, and our special guest: Iowa Governor Terry Branstad.
This workshop was a time of encouragement, sharing, and education for the “hands and feet” of LFL!
Over 280 Lutherans gathered November 8-9, 2013, 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.
Over 280 Lutherans gathered November 8-9, 2013, 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.
Over 280 Lutherans gathered November 8-9, 2013, 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.
Hope for Broken Hearts – The Gospel and Post-Abortion Syndrome examines how the Gospel of Jesus Christ speaks so powerfully to women and men struggling in the aftermath of an abortion. It offers ways for congregations to create an “atmosphere of hope” so those who carry this burden will feel safe and welcomed.