Voice What's Important to You!
As members of the ELCA, we believe that we are freed in Christ to serve and love our neighbor, and advocating for public policy that helps the most vulnerable and protects God's creation is one way we live out this call.
The advocacy ministries of our church want to hear from you now! Your responses to the short four-question ELCA Advocacy National Priorities survey greatly help the church facilitate this active and growing network of Lutherans speaking out for public policy that advances the common good and reflects your commitments. Get started now at www.ELCA.org/advocacy/survey.
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What is the 2% Discount
Portico Benefit Services - A Ministry of the ELCA The 2% discount on health contributions is offered by Portico  Benefit Services to reward seminaries, churchwide ministries, and employers for their efforts to communicate the value of taking the Mayo Clinic Health Assessment to their employees. What does it mean to you? If your synod, seminary, or churchwide ministry earns the 2% discount, it reduces your health contributions for all of 2013.
Collectively, the ELCA can save $2.2 million if all synods (and employers within a synod), seminaries, and churchwide ministries qualify for the discount. Read More
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ELCA Global Mission Newsletter
Did you know that ELCA Global Mission has their own monthly newsletter? It's called ELCA Global Links. Use the link below to view April's newsletter that includes information on how your congregation can receive a 2013 Directory of ELCA Global Missionaries, Scholarships and Ministries for free as well as stories of how the ELCA is working around the world. ELCA Global Links April 2013 Newsletter
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Have Your Congregation Spring into Safety
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No matter where you live, spring is filled with freshness, vitality and new opportunities. It's the perfect time to reflect on how you can improve the safety of your congregation. Here are a few tips that can help you make sure you're doing all you can to protect the well-being of those who come to your facility to worship, work and pray. Read More
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