Bright Spot: Elyse's YAGM Story image

Bright Spot: Elyse's YAGM Story

Serving the people in Szarvas, Hungary.
ELCA Churchwide Assembly and Your Congregation’s Constitution: What’s the Connection? image

ELCA Churchwide Assembly and Your Congregation’s Constitution: What’s the Connection?

The ELCA convenes the ELCA Churchwide Assembly every three years. The next one takes place this year, July 28...
Rev. Barb Streed
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Keeping the Little Pantry Full

A 2024 Food Ministry Grant recipient.
Kathy Chatelaine
2025 Food Ministry Grant Application Opens image

2025 Food Ministry Grant Application Opens

The Synod invites its congregations to apply!
Kathy Chatelaine
An Easter Letter from Bishop Hassanally image

An Easter Letter from Bishop Hassanally

To the People of God in the Southeastern Minnesota Synod, The shorter ending of Mark says: “And afterward Jesus...
Bishop Regina Hassanally
A Holy Week Letter from Bishop Hassanally image

A Holy Week Letter from Bishop Hassanally

To the People of God in the Southeastern Minnesota Synod, A passage from the novel Jayber Crow by Wendell Berry:...
Bishop Regina Hassanally
A Lenten Letter from Bishop Hassanally image

A Lenten Letter from Bishop Hassanally

To the People of God in the Southeastern Minnesota Synod, In the story from 1 Kings chapter 3, two women come...
Bishop Regina Hassanally
Portico Benefit Services February Synod E-News image

Portico Benefit Services February Synod E-News

From Your Portico Regional Representative
Rev. Timothy Schroeder
A Pastoral Message from Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Bishops in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota image

A Pastoral Message from Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Bishops in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota

Jesus said, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your...
Bishop Regina Hassanally
Bright Spot: A Living Advent Wreath image

Bright Spot: A Living Advent Wreath

Photos: Moments during worship services where folks brought items to the altar and pictures of the piles of items...