The Leader Guide for "In Good Company: Stories of Biblical Women," the 2013-2014 Bible study for Women of the ELCA that will run in Gather magazine.

Companion Bible for "In Good Company: Stories of Biblical Women," the 2013-2014 Bible study for Women of the ELCA that will run in Gather magazine.

Packets of 12 bookmarks to promote "In Good Company: Stories of Biblical Women," the Women of the ELCA Bible study appearing in Sept 2013-May 2014 issues of Gather magazine.

Book of Faith BookMarks includes four ways to approach reading the Bible

Also available for free download

White non-woven large capacity shopper-style tote bag. Sturdy, sewn-in carrying straps. Imprinted with ELCA brandmark on one side, 25th anniversary "Always Being Made New" theme on the other.

White 16 oz. ceramic mug. Imprinted with ELCA brandmark on one side, 25th anniversary "Always Being Made New" theme on the other. Microwave and dishwasher safe.

This is the “all-in-one” resource for men’s ministry. This New International Version Bible features the Men's Ministry Leaders Supplement and 20,000 study questions written into the text that assist participants in getting to know each other as they get to know God. Among the 60 “Felt Need” courses included are 6 courses for men. Each of them features 6 beginner and 6 advanced sessions.

The Men’s Ministry Leaders Supplement (the first 32 pages) will help your leaders develop an effective men’s ministry.

This leader's guide suggests that lay people "do theology" through Bible study. The guide explores five elements of a proposed "just peace" theology: care of the earth; God as center of our lives; justice; love of enemies; and peacemaking. An exchange of personal letters opens each topic to set the tone. Hopeful stories about Lutheran women's experience also illustrate Bible studies. The book offers activities such as role playing, guided meditation, collective visioning, nonviolent dialogs with "the enemy" and work in clay to develop new concepts of peace theology.

This book is a gem for pastors and lay leaders looking for a general overview of stewardship practice and theology! It is written in a 17-step format for pastors and lay leaders to build a solid commitment among their members to financially support their church. Includes a bonus section on the theology of stewardship that can help leaders and members discover lives of meaning and purpose.

Also available for free download, including the bonus section.

Giving is a mark of discipleship. It is one of the seven faith practices highlighted in the ELCA Call to Discipleship.Giving is part of daily life. Participants will search out biblical understandings of giving by exploring stories of givers and their gifts.They ask what acts of giving mean to the givers, the recipients, and the whole human community.Givers soon recognize that giving really flows from receiving. The first session of this study explores the giving/receiving dynamic. In the second session givers who do not count the cost of giving are highlighted.We will speak of behaviors that go beyond calculation.The third session examines some common stumbling blocks to giving. Just as faithfulness is good in and of itself, so is generosity. The final session explores the spiritual power of generosity.

By underwriting some of the cost of this wonderful resource, Lutheran Men in Mission hopes to assist congregations in spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ in Spanish speaking communities.

Get to know the mission and ministries of Women of the ELCA with this brochure. Perfect for new members and outreach efforts. Find out how to create a congregational unit.

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Making a planned gift is a powerful way to express your compassion and values. Your planned gift becomes a witness to your faith in Jesus Christ. With this brochure learn how you can make a planned gift to support any Women of the ELCA ministry about which you are passionate.

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