2021 Life Conference: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made-Inclusion in Church Communities
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2021 Life Conference: Q&A with AAPLOG
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2021 Life Conference: International Pregnancy Help Organizations
Ellen Foell from Heartbeat International discusses international pregnancy help ...
2021 Life Conference: Creación del hombre en Génesis 1: Hombre y mujer imagen de lo increado
En esta sección, consideramos la dignidad y el poder del hombre tal como se ve en la manera en que Dios lo creó: ...
2021 Life Conference: What is Life Ministry?
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2021 Life Conference: Non-toxic Masculinity
Don’t let manhood be victim to the culture wars. Instead, encourage men of all ages to live out their God-given ...
Formed by God-Fetal Development Milestones
From the moment of conception to the natural end of life, God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit loves each and every ...
“God’s Gift of Life”: a letter from President Harrison
A letter from LCMS President Matthew Harrison in the 2013 issue of The Lutheran Witness
God's Gift of Life
Adopted Into Christ
From the 2015 June/July issue of The Lutheran Witness
Adopted into Christ
Of Noble Birth
From the 2013 issue of The Lutheran Witness
Of Noble Birth
Shaped by God
From the 2013 issue of The Lutheran Witness
Shaped by God
Wonder & Elegance
From the 2013 issue of The Lutheran Witness
Wonder & Elegance
Hope for Rachel
From the 2013 issue of The Lutheran Witness
Hope for Rachel
More Family Resources
When Homes Are Heartless — An LCMS Perspective on Domestic Violence
When Homes are Heartless
Pastoral Care Rites and Prayers for Victims of Domestic Violence
Pastoral Care Rites and Prayers
Helpful Resources for Victims of Domestic Violence
Prepared by the LCMS Domestic Violence and Abuse Task Force
Has God Abandoned Me?
For Women Facing Domestic Violence
Training Manual on Domestic Violence
Prepared by the LCMS Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Task Force
Your Children in Church
It can be hard to keep your children occupied in church. Included are tips for making worship more meaningful for them — and for you.
‘Hope and Healing’ Bible Study
Sexual assault, rape and domestic violence are difficult topics to address. They are emotionally volatile and heartbreaking life events, and for women who are suffering and trying to heal, the perfect peace of the Gospel is vital.
In Christ, there is hope and healing for survivors of sexual assault. This Bible study and its companion materials are intended to help fill this need in churches.
‘You Are Not Alone’ Prayer Book
You Are Not Alone: A Prayer Book for Victims of Domestic Violence, is the newest resource from the LCMS Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Task Force. This devotional prayer book will help victims give voice to their heavenly Father in the midst of heartache and despair.
Ten Ways to Give the Greatest Gift
What is the greatest gift you can give your child? Perhaps this hint from God’s Word helps: “What good is it for a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul?” (Mark 8:36). The greatest gift Christian parents can give their children is what you might call “soul food.”
Ten Things Your Teen Won’t Tell You
One of the most difficult tasks facing parents today is keeping the lines of communication open with their adolescent children. No longer “children” in the narrow sense of the word and not quite adults either, adolescents are often a mystery to their parents (as well as to themselves).
Ten Things Toddlers Wish They Could Tell You
Tips for helping your young child or grandchild grow spiritually, socially and emotionally.
Ten Things Toddlers ...
Three Worldviews Parents Need to Confront
A review of common contemporary challenges to a Christian worldview along with takeaways for parents seeking to confront them.