Andrea Kulik

7-14 lectionary: Wherever we are on our journey—new seeker or seasoned follower—God’s word provides what we need to curb, mirror or guide.

Perspective: We need a new paradigm for the future church that equips the baptized to be church in all their roles and relationships in life.

Lectionary for 6-23-24: Jesus always cares and never wants anyone to be destroyed. God is not willing that any should perish.

For almost three decades an interracial men’s group in Ohio has met to create a broader vision of what they believe God’s kingdom looks like.

A reflection on the Human Library project: We are all God’s beloved books, in whatever unique and wonderful form each of us takes.

Co-chairs of the Commission for a Renewed Lutheran Church share insights gleaned from nationwide from a listening campaign of ELCA members.

Lectionary blog for May 5, 2024: Loving—the seemingly impossible kind that costs us deeply—isn’t optional.

ELCA Prayer ventures: We remember in prayer our ministry in Africa through ELCA Global Mission and its partners.

The Table is the first ELCA congregation in the Southeastern Synod with the specific goal of serving the LGBTQ+ community.

Lectionary for 4-7-24: When we share, when we put our treasure where our hearts are, we develop fellowship and oneness that Jesus desires.

Eaton: When things seem to be staying the same or happening and coming at us so quickly, it’s important to take time to be a little amazed.

A review of the book End Time Politics: From the Moral Majority to QAnon, which explores how Jerry Falwell politicized Armageddon.

Volunteers pass out snacks, water and smiles as part of Messiah Lutheran Church’s Parking Lot Ministry to reach out to its neighbors.

Every day, Living Lutheran offers a prayer—today for children and young adults—from the ELCA resource Prayer ventures.

The Racial Justice Ministry at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lansdale, Pa., had a display highlighting Black Lutherans for Black History Month.

Lectionary 3-3-24: As we continue our Lenten journey, we must take time to examine a bizarre path that we are called to walk.

Lectionary for 2-25-24: The victory that God wants is righteous lives of loving-kindness that testify to Jesus’ triumph over sin and death.

A “Case for Love” and the power and necessity of love, a love that crosses the boundaries of religion, race, sexual orientation and class.

For the last 35 years the ELCA has been a companion in the mission and ministry of five Lutheran churches in Central America.

Lectionary for 12-31-23: As we wait to have all our hopes for peace and universal love of neighbor realized, let us not grow faint or weary.