Bishop Patricia Davenport’s sermon, Friday, 8/12/2022, at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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Holy Communion, Friday, 8/12/2022, at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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Plenary Session 7, Friday, 8/12/2022, at the ELCA Churchwide Assembly.
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The campaign is simple but profound. Wear black on Thursdays. Wear a pin to declare you are part of the global movement resisting attitudes and practices that permit rape and violence. Show your respect for women who are resilient in the face of injustice and violence. Encourage others to join you.
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Plenary Session 6, Thursday, 8/11/2022, at the ELCA Churchwide Assembly.
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Plenary Session 5, Thursday, 8/11/2022, at the ELCA Churchwide Assembly.
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Rev. Benjamin Stewart’s sermon, Thursday, 8/11/2022 at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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Morning Prayer service, Thursday, 8/11/2022 at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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We asked a few of our members at Churchwide Assembly what "Embody the Word" means to them. Here were their answers.
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Rev. Joann Conroy’s sermon at the Wednesday, 8/10/2022 worship service at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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Grand Canyon Synod’s Wanda Frenchman assists Rev. Guy Erwin and Rev. Joann Conroy in this Wednesday, 8/10/2022 worship service at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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Plenary Session 4, Wednesday, 8/10/2022 2022, at the ELCA Churchwide Assembly.
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Presiding Bishop Elizabeth Eaton provides her report at the 2022 ELCA Churchwide Assembly.
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Embodied Movement from Rev. Jenny Sung at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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A reflection from Sawyer J. Vanden Heuvel at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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A reflection from Laura Sesaki Norton at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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A reflection from Rev. Manuel Retamoza at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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A reflection from Rev. Imani Olear at the 2022 Churchwide Assembly.
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On day three of the 2022 ELCA Churchwide Assembly, the assembly elected Imran Siddiqui, a member of St. John Lutheran Church in Atlanta, as vice president—the highest position a layperson can hold in the ELCA.
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