Sharing the Message of Lutherans For Life

Nothing is quite so inevitable or constant as change. Nothing is quite so important or treasured as tradition.

The spring edition of LifeDate focuses on the theme "Arks and Towers -- Good and Bad Ways to Use Technology."

When I started working for Lutherans For Life last summer, one of the first things I wanted to do was to lead servant events for youth. There is something special about taking youth out of their comfort zones and introducing them to service ...

Jesus shared this parable: “A nobleman went into a far country to receive for himself a kingdom and then return. Calling ten of his servants, he gave them ten minas, and said to them, ‘Engage in business until I come’” (Luke 19:12-13).

Congress has passed and the president has signed the legislation to avoid the combination of automatic tax hikes and spending cuts that has been commonly referred to as the Fiscal Cliff. That legislation contains many additional provisions ...

"Before this weekend, my perspective was ‘I am not here to judge, I can’t tell them “you’re wrong …”’ When I saw the look on the face of a girl leaving Planned Parenthood, it hit me, ‘this is happening. This is wrong …’ Now ...

Somehow it seems insufficient just to make a statement that Lutherans For Life is “pleased with the guilty verdict in the Gosnell trial” as if it is now over and we can move on.

The latest issue of Directions is available!

Last September, I began my position as national director, taking over most of Dr. Lamb’s day-to-day administrative duties. While he continues to serve as our executive director, this change allows him to focus on what he loves—and what he is ...

A very special thank you to Concordia Lutheran Church-Kirkwood, Lutheran Senior Services, Coalition For Life St Louis, ThriVe St. Louis, Chick-fil-A at Des Peres, and St. Charles County Lutherans For Life for all their support in the 2013 Y4Life ...

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