This is a part-time position (approximately 15 hours per week). Interested candidates should send a cover letter, resume and contact information for three professional references to Tanya Elias, Music and Arts Minister to Adults, at tanyavelias@gmail.com.
Read MoreExplore the depth of human experience with Kate Bowler's Have a Beautiful, Terrible Day!, a devotional that challenges the norm of forced positivity. Join The Spirited Book Club on May 16th for a discussion that promises to enrich your spiritual journey with honesty and resilience.
Read MoreSupport the Grand Canyon Synod Youth Gathering by donating snacks or gift cards to fuel 165 attendees as they join 26,000 peers in worship and learning. Drop off contributions at the Synod office or donate online or via Amazon.
Read MoreLiving Lutheran shares a brief article about each of the following Ministries of Diverse Cultures and Communities, their mission strategies, and related associations:
African descent (African American, Afro Caribbean, African National)
Don't miss the May 17 deadline to share your story with the Grand Canyon Synod! Whether it’s through writing, photos, or video, let your voice be heard and contribute to our rich tapestry of mission and ministry experiences.
Read MoreSecure your spot for an unforgettable faith-filled adventure at Campformation 2024 in Prescott, AZ. With the registration deadline on May 31, 2024, don’t miss out on this opportunity for spiritual growth and fun in nature. Ideal for 6th to 9th graders, with programs for older GAP campers and counselors too. For more details, view this PDF or visit Lutheran Campformation.
Read MoreThe Spring 2024 edition of the Ambassador-Gram from Lutheran Men in Mission highlights key developments including the nearing completion of the current three-year strategic plan, innovative rebranding efforts, and the launch of an exciting new discipleship training program. Additionally, details for the LMM 2024 Annual Meeting scheduled for June 11 are provided, along with upcoming retreat dates and ongoing weekly Bible and book studies.
Read MoreThe May/June 2024 issue of Gather magazine spotlights the topic of mental health and wellness through articles, reflections and a free, downloadable devotional called, “Compassionate companions.” Share this resource with members of your congregation or use it in your home or Bible study group in May to observe Mental Health Awareness Month. Learn how to subscribe to Gather here.
Read MoreMindy Makant shares a poignant narrative in Living Lutheran about her son's traumatic car accident and the transformative power of remembering through a theology of the cross. She illustrates how a simple act of kindness—a firefighter giving her son a teddy bear—helped shift his memory of the event from trauma to gratitude, embodying the Lutheran belief that Christ is present in suffering, offering hope and transformation.
Read MoreLutheran Social Services of the Southwest shares their webinar on the importance of voting. LAMA also shares one of the testimonies from an LSS staff member, and you can read it here.
Read MoreWhile registration for in-person participation has now closed, you still have time to join online for this year's Festival of Homiletics! Get ready to lean into learning, restoration, and community on May 13-16, 2024, digitally from anywhere. Learn More & Register for the Digital Festival. On the fence? There is a free livestream option. Check it out here.
Read MoreIn their May/June 2024 Global Links update, ELCA Global Mission highlights its enduring commitment to addressing global hunger and poverty through initiatives like AMMPARO, which supports migrants and refugees worldwide. The program, alongside other ELCA efforts such as advocacy for a ceasefire in Gaza and the deployment of missionaries globally, reflects the church's proactive engagement in fostering justice and peace across nations.
Read MoreAfter overcoming many challenges, Cassie found belonging and love with the Rodriguez family. The post Cassie’s Future Is Full of Possibilities appeared first on Mosaic.
Read MoreExplore the impact of bias and ableism in our communities with Janelle Scales during an ELCA Coaching Zoom session on May 8, 11 am. This discussion will delve into the role of intersectionality and systemic power in shaping access and accommodations, central to our collective liberation and care.
Read MoreIn her assembly letter (English, Spanish), Bishop Eaton a emphasizes the transformative power of God’s love and grace, resonating deeply with our assembly theme, "Embody the Word." Bishop Eaton reflects on how inviting others into our faith communities and engaging them in service and worship allows them to experience God's profound love. This call to share and embody God's grace in daily actions highlights our collective mission to foster healing, peace, and justice within our communities.
Read MoreELCA World Hunger's Domestic Hunger Grants are opening for applications starting May 1, 2024. This year, the application process remains the same as last year, with extended timeframes for applicants and reviewers based on feedback. An informational webinar was held on May 2, 2024, to assist potential applicants, video recording available. Additionally, Daily Bread Matching Grants will prioritize ministries in certain states to supplement food-based ministries. For more information or to apply, visit ELCA World Hunger's Domestic Hunger Grants.
Read MoreJoin the West Valley Young Adults for a series of engaging and fun events this May. From car shows and BBQs to scavenger hunts and community service, there's an activity to match every interest. Celebrate, connect, and contribute to your community!
Read MoreLiving Christ Lutheran is dispersing its physical assets and offering numerous cherished items for rehoming. While many items have found a new home, they are still looking for a home for their handmade altar crafted by a charter member, 76" x 35" x 40" tall with a glass top, and a hanging cross. Interested parties can contact them directly to claim items on a first-come, first-served basis.
Read MoreOur Saviors Lutheran Church On Ellsworth Road in Mesa is conducting a search for a part-time choir director. The Choir Director is responsible for providing music for one Sunday service and one weekly rehearsal during the months of November through Easter. The salary is $250 per week based upon the church worship schedule. Contact the church for more info and to apply.
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