Thursday 23 September 2021
The Saint Paul Area Synod chapter of the Women of the ELCA publishes the Bridges newsletter. The new Fall edition extends an invitation to the annual Soup Luncheon on Oct….
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With widespread interest in anti-racism initiatives amplified by the cataclysmic response to the killing of George Floyd, many individuals and congregations have been seeking ways to better understand and address…
Read PostSaturday 14 March 2020
Hello Ministry Colleagues, My name is Sister Tashina Good and I will be serving as your Saint Paul Area Synod (SPAS) Gathering Synod Coordinator for the 2021 ELCA Youth…
Read PostThursday 23 January 2020
Bible camps are hiring now for the summer! At my congregation, this time of year we hear lots of exciting information about spending a week at Bible camp. I…
Read PostFriday 15 November 2019
At least once a week, I hear someone ask, “What exactly is the relationship between Christ the King and Cristo Rey?” Are they one of our Local Mission Partners? Are…
Read PostFriday 01 November 2019
Last summer, Humble Walk Lutheran Church tried something new. We invited adults to Vacation Bible School, one we called “V (noBS).” For three evenings in a row, we gathered to…
Read PostFriday 01 November 2019
Saint Paul Area Synod Bishop Patricia Lull was invited to attend a consultation on the effects of climate change on natural disasters by the ELCA’s Lutheran Disaster Response program, but…
Read PostFriday 18 October 2019
Praise the Lord! One more adult was baptized recently and joined our family in Christ…the Minnesota Faith Chinese Lutheran Church! Celebrating baptism is one of the memorable moments at Faith…
Read PostWednesday 09 October 2019
The Saint Paul Area Synod chapter of the Women of the ELCA publishes its Bridges newsletter quarterly. The new Fall edition covers AMMPARO and welcoming congregations, homeless youth, discipleship and…
Read PostFriday 27 September 2019
The story goes that when you walked into Lutheran Church of Peace for the first time in the 1950’s through the 1970’s you weren’t asked where you worked…you were asked…
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