Our Calling In Education: A Lutheran Study (ELCA Task Force on Education)

	Social Statements \| Education \| Get Involved Read the task force's initial study Our Calling in Education: A Lutheran Study, published in January 2005, was prepared by the ELCA Task Force on Education for study and discussion in our church. Members had until October 1, 2005 to respond to the study. People interested in a more lengthy development of topics in the first draft of the social statement can consult this study. Click on the image below to launch the study's Web companion guide, or choose from the links below. Launch the Web companion guide and download the study, read additional articles, or respond to the study Don't have Flash Player? Click here to download and install this free program from Macromedia, or Click here to browse supplementary Web articles mentioned in the study guide in HTML format.

Our Calling in Education: A Lutheran Study Read the task force's study on education. The study is available as a free download online, or can be ordered in hard copy.

Our Calling in Education: Web Companion Guide This Web companion guide offers supplemental reading (as mentioned in the study).

About the process Information about the process for a social statement on education by the ELCA, including the motions from Churchwide assembly calling for the a study

On educational choice Discussions and essays about the ongoing concern by Lutherans for education and public policy in education. This feature is meant to encourage further reflection on educational choice and other issues related to schools and education.

Papers on education from the eleventh annual conference on "The Vocation of a Lutheran College," July 28-31, 2005, Capital University, Columbus, Ohio