Posts in Spotlight
Lutheran World Federation newsletter
For What Shall We Pray?
  • For the nation of Syria of conflict, transition, and uncertainty…

  • For peace among nations of the world…

  • For all victims of gun violence…

  • For victims of gang violence in Haiti and for grieving families…

  • For those struggling to afford or access healthcare…

  • For safety and advocacy for those without stable housing…

  • For those affected by earthquakes in California and Nevada, and for those affected by brush fires in southwestern California…

  • For continued political stability in South Korea and France, and for the safety of political protesters in the nation of Georgia…

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Lutheran World Federation newsletter
Office of the Bishop Updates

The Office of the Bishop worships and preaches at ministries around the synod, and continues year-end projects.

We also share photos from Senegal and Mexico. The Grand Canyon Synod and the Lutheran Church of Senegal renewed and signed our covenant as global companions. Photos of Bishop Hutterer’s Senegal visit with President Latyr Diouf include worship at Bokotou village. In Mexico, to strengthen ties with Iglesia Luterana Mexicana and Pastor President Rev. Roberto Federico Trejo Haager, we share photos from Iglesia Bethel in Mazatlan and San Pablo in Tepic.

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For What Shall We Pray?
  • For lasting peace in Gaza, for Syria, and for all nations affected by ongoing warfare or conflict…

  • For political stability in South Korea and in France…

  • For Leonard Peltier and others seeking justice from the U.S. legal system…

  • For the U.S Supreme Court as it hears arguments surrounding transgender healthcare…

  • For the International Court of Justice as it prepares for a case on climate change…

  • In celebration of the renovations to the Notre Dame Cathedral…

  • For retail workers during the holiday season…

  • For those who are grieving during the holiday season…

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Lutheran World Federation newsletter
For What Shall We Pray?
  • For lasting peace in Gaza, and for an end to all war and violence around the world…

  • For immigrants, refugees, and all migrants seeking safety and stability…

  • For the continued work of the ELCA’s Truth and Healing Movement, and for rights and restoration for indigenous peoples…

  • For healing and cooperation in American politics…

  • For the dignity of all people, and especially for LGBTQIA+ individuals and communities…

  • In gratitude for all of God’s gifts, and for our generous hearts and responsible stewardship…

  • For Advent watching and waiting as we long for hope and peace to prevail on earth…

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