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Ministry in Daily Life Resources
Faith,
Science, and Technology
Learn about the conversations that are going on related
to faith and science through the on-line newsletter of
the ELCA Work Group on Science and Technology, events
and other resources.
Life,
Jobs, Careers:
Talking to Youth about the Lutheran
Understanding of Vocation
Vocation means “calling.” From a Lutheran
viewpoint, pastors or others who work for the church
have a vocation, but Christians who work outside the
church do too. Any job or career becomes a “Christian
vocation” if a Christian remembers to do a job as part
of her or his call from God to serve others.
Liturgy
on the Go
A new member and new
Christian resource that opens up the daily life
connections of liturgical worship in an interactive,
imaginative way.
SPLASH!
Ripples of the Baptized
A program of congregational renewal based on the
proposition that congregations can be organized around
the weekday ministries of their members.
Theological and Biblical Perspectives on the Laity
A nine page essay by Herman G. Stuempfle, Jr. (PDF
format, 38KB)
Who
in the World . . . Quienen el Mundo . . .
A delightful new activity book for children grades 3-6.
Supporting Christians at Work: A Practical Guide for
Busy Clergy
The ELCA and the Episcopal Church have together
published a unique book from the United Kingdom, now
adapted for use in North America. Readable in 90
minutes, this is a dynamic and fresh look at the role of
clergy in the lives of workers — churched and unchurched.
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