Lutheran Woman Today
July/August 2011
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With the September issue, Lutheran Woman Today magazine becomes Gather. The new magazine will still have the award-winning Bible study, the same great articles and the columns that inform, challenge, comfort and encourage.
Editor Kate Sprutta Elliott made the first announcement of the name change at a recent event at Wartburg Seminary. See the YouTube clip.
For those on Facebook, we invite you to "like" Gather by going to the new page If you are attending next month's Triennial Gathering in Spokane, we're sponsoring a photo booth where participants can have their photo on a cover of Gather. Stop by and have your picture taken.
Email us and let us know what you think about the new name. |
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To Follow and To Serve: The Gospel of Mark
The 2011- 2012 Bible study is an invitation to discipleship in the 21st century. The study emphasizes what it means to follow Jesus Christ today. We are called to a living faith, a deeper and more courageous understanding of what it means to follow the one we first meet in Mark's Gospel at his baptism at the River Jordan. Learn more about the 2011-12 Bible study, " To Follow and To Serve: The Gospel of Mark" by Patricia Lull. Try out the first session. And watch the videos on our site. |
Renew, Respond, Rejoice!
It's time to renew our faith lives, respond to God, and rejoice in our many blessings.
Lutheran Woman Today, the magazine of Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, offers stories that inform, challenge, comfort, and encourage. Our award-winning Bible study brings together women of all ages and ways of life to explore God's word. Regular columns on prayer, health, the church calendar, and useful resources supplement the Bible study and faith-in-action articles.
Read the articles in our July/August 2011 issue.
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| 2011 summer Bible study: The cloud of witnesses surrounding us can teach us much about what it means to bring your best self to the life you’ve been given. This summer’s Bible study in Lutheran Woman Today will invite readers into the dynamic web of life anchored by “renew, respond, and rejoice.” This is vocation in the richest sense of that term: Who are you and how are you called to service in a world full of surprises? There is so much to do. How do we stay spiritually healthy in the face of overwhelming need? Download the three-session study now. |