John Potter

Blending memoir with studies of women artists’ work and lives, “The Mother Artist” brings readers into a vibrant community of creatives.

Bishop Eaton has issued a pastoral letter on the United Methodist Church General Conference, which concluded last week in Charlotte, N.C.

World-renowned epidemiologist Michael Osterholm shares about his vocation in public health and how it began at Luther College.

The new film “Civil War” calls to mind the distinction between the world to which Christians bear witness and the world as it seems to exist.

ELCA advocacy staff met with federal legislators to express concern in accompaniment the church’s partners in the Holy Land and the U.S.

Lutherans from across the country met March 1-3 for the triennial gathering of the ELCA Association of White Lutherans for Racial Justice.

The Lutheran World Federation has issued a statement of commitment to a cease-fire and release of hostages in Gaza.

ELCA African Descent Ministries celebrates Black History Month with season three of “Talks at the Desk.” Watch episode four here.

ELCA Hunger Advocacy Fellow Will Milner shares a reflection about the impact of joining an advocacy day in Virginia.

“What would it look like for your family to celebrate the gifts of others this month?” Pastor Kimberly Knowle-Zeller asks.

An interview with Scott Reeves, executive producer and screenwriter of the documentary “Prisoner by Choice: The Frankie San Story.”

Among the ELCA Disability Ministries 2023 project grantees is a park for people of all ages and of all ability and mobility levels.

On May 8, 1968, “The Lutheran” ran this article by Harold Wesley Varner, who was feet away from Martin Luther King Jr. when he was killed.

This fall, Native ELCA leaders and Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary launched the Theological Education for Indigenous Leaders program.

As the final print issue of Living Lutheran hits homes, we seek to honor the legacy of Lutheran publications and mark some major milestones.

The November/December 2023 News from ELCA Advocacy focuses on how alleviating hunger takes many forms, including local advocacy.

This fall, Native ELCA leaders and Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary launched the Theological Education for Indigenous Leaders program.

Meet Samuel L. Jones, a retired U.S. Navy commander, an Eagle Scout who waited 60 years to be recognized as such, and an ELCA member.

An ELCA pastor invites us in this season, as we wait for the baby born in a manger, to reflect on the unexpected gifts in our lives.

This Advent, Lutherans have access to traditional methods for marking the days, as well as some new, digitally enhanced resources.