- a new you devotion
- advent devotion 2015
- advent devotion 2016
- advent devotion 2017
- advent devotion 2018
- advent devotion 2019
- advent devotion 2020
- after the bunny
- augsburg confession
- baptism
- being used by god
- confessionandabsolution
- dangerous prayers
- devotion
- encountering jesus heart
- everybody always
- faith for the reservations
- fnv
- fruit of the spirit
- generosity
- gerhard & prayer
- giving tuesday
- god our hope
- i am
- lent devotion 2016
- lent devotion 2017
- lent devotion 2018
- lent devotion 2019
- lent devotion 2020
- live by faith
- live like job
- making spiritual warriors
- Ministry Update
- my redeemer lives
- prayer
- sacred mysteries
- spiritual guidelines
- spiritual warriors prayer
- starting conversations
- suicide
- things that matter
- thirsty (for knowledge) thursday
- This Week in the News
- trunk or treat
- truth for the world
- unholy trinity
- video
- volunteer
- what do lutherans believe
- what is hope
- what to watch
From Ohio to Kansas to Alaska and Back
In March of this year, Bill Paris packed up his life and moved across the country from Dayton, Ohio, to Lawrence, Kansas, to become a full time volunteer with the Haskell LIGHT Campus Ministry. Little did he know, this adventure would take him even farther from home.
This Week in Native American News (8/24/18): sharing stories, helping the homeless, and paying taxes
This Week in Native American News (8/24/18): sharing stories, helping the homeless, and paying taxes
This Week in Native American News (8/17/18): vulnerable mothers, feral horses, and space engineers
This Week in Native American News (8/17/18): vulnerable mothers, feral horses, and space engineers
Be a Catalyst for Change
Your gifts to Lutheran Indian Ministries are a catalyst in this process. They encourage us to do more and uphold us when we feel defeated. Your prayers uplift us and sustain us as we travel to some of the most remote places in America to work with America’s most forgotten people. But most importantly, your gifts bear fruit in the broken lives of the Native people we meet.