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The Beatitudes
don't bless us so we look good—they bless
us so we do good. When we do good, we're in
fine company as we bear the face of Christ
to our neighbor and each other.
A Life Transformed
Michele Zeller
Who are these wild women in Matthew's
genealogy of Jesus? How are they related to
the Prince of Peace?
The Gift of Years:
Growing Older
Gracefully
Joan Chittister
Older people tend to come in two
flavors —
the sour
ones and the serene ones.
Saintly
Mothers
Judy Chiarelli
The sons of these two faithful
women shaped Christian history.
All God's
Children
Kathryn Sime
Learn how
our gifts to the ELCA World Hunger Appeal
provide a mothering embrace to children
living in poverty.
Blessed to See
David L. Miller
We associate blessing with health,
wealth, and security. That's not what the
Beatitudes teach.
Voices
Good Company
Kate Sprutta
Elliott
Give Us This Day
Whispering Hope
Marj Leegard
Calendar Notes
May
Audrey Novak Riley
Let Us Pray
Gifts from God
Debra K. Farrington
Bible Study
Blessed to Follow: The Beatitudes as
a Compass for Discipleship
Martha E. Stortz
Session 9: Blessings in the Midst of
Suffering
God became one of us to experience
everything we experience, even suffering and
persecution.
Health Wise
Overcoming Arthritis
Molly M. Ginty
We Recommend
Resources for action, advocacy,
programs, or further study.
Grace Notes
I am Blessed
Linda Post Bushkofsky
Amen!
Looking Good
Catherine Malotky
Lutheran Writers Book Club
Kate Sprutta Elliott
Engaging reads.
Summer Bible Study
Audrey Novak Riley
Come to the waters for a one-day
retreat.
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