Resources
These resources are designed to help individuals, congregations, and synods learn more about and participate in ending world hunger
ELCA World Hunger resources are designed to help individuals, congregations, and synods learn more about and participate in ending world hunger. Below is a sample of key resources, including three (Congregation Connections, Reproducible Stories, and Top 40 Resources Catalog) that are featured regularly in the semi-annual
World Hunger Resource Packet.
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World Hunger Resource Packet [top]
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The World Hunger Resource Packet is published twice a year and samples new and updated resources designed to help hunger leaders raise money for and awareness about the ELCA World Hunger Appeal.
One copy of each packet is mailed free to all ELCA congregations.
- Available for ordering online soon [by mid-June]
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Top 40 Resources Catalog [top]
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This is an essential resource for anyone interested in or promoting ELCA World Hunger.
The printed and online resource features the newest and most popular hunger resources, from bulletin inserts and congregational guides to videos and posters. Information about how you can order each resource is included.
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Congregation Connections [top]
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This handy guide is designed to help congregational leaders integrate hunger themes into the congregation. It follows the church calendar to assist people in integrating hunger awareness and engagement all year.
The online catalog includes pages that you can download and copy right into your bulletins.
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LifeLines newsletter [top]
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LifeLines is the newsletter of ELCA World Hunger and is published three to four times a year. Each issue features examples of ELCA-supported relief and development work around the world. Articles span topics such as simple living, HIV/AIDS, Millennium Development Goals, hunger in the United States, and long-term recovery.
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Taking Root: Hunger Causes, Hunger Hopes [top]
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Taking Root is a complete curriculum for your congregation. The curriculum includes five sessions each for three different age groups: grades 3–6, grades 7–9 (junior high), and grades 10–12 (senior high). All age groups have parallel content, so the biblical texts and themes, children's literature, and many projects and activities are the same among the age levels.
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