As we wrapped up 2021, we took a look at some of our top stories from the year. Below are Living Lutheran‘s five most-read articles from the last 12 months. They’re worth a read or a reread! We look forward to bringing you more great stories in 2022. Jesus was
You know you’ve made it onto the broader American food landscape when one of the top five most searched recipes in the United States is a classic Jewish cookie, amiright? According to Google search trends of 2021, the fifth most searched recipe in the entire country was hamantaschen! Hamantaschen are
All Hallows Evening Prayer is a service of worship in the evening for all pilgrims on the journey to the heavenly city. On Christmas Day and other holidays families, relatives, and guests gather to celebrate the occasion. These gatherings have a way of causing strain to relationships or breaks in
All Hallows Evening Prayer is a service of worship in the evening for all pilgrims on the journey to the heavenly city. We see two major trends affecting Christianity in the United States in this century. The first is that a growing number of people are not attending church. The
Saturday, December 18, is International Migrants Day, a day set aside by the United Nations to raise awareness and focus attention on the 281 million people around the world where are on the move, in search of peace, stability, security and an opportunity for new life. In 2020, more
Advent week 3 “In reply [John the Baptist] said to them, ‘Whoever has two coats must share with anyone who has none; and whoever has food must do likewise.’” -Luke 3:11 This Advent reflection is part of ELCA World Hunger’s 2021 Advent Study and ELCA World Hunger’s weekly Sermon
All Hallows Evening Prayer is a service of worship in the evening for all pilgrims on the journey to the heavenly city. As well as urging the members of the church at Philippi to take delight in God, Paul encourage them to acquire a reputation for gentleness. In his words
All Hallows Evening Prayer is a service of worship in the evening for all pilgrims on the journey to the heavenly city. Jesus will return someday. He did not command us to spend our time trying to figure when that would be. Nor did he command to try to