Showing posts with label lay ministry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lay ministry. Show all posts

Thursday, May 16, 2019

Resource: Lay Person Upfront

Lay person upfront is a resource developed by Pastor Rob Edwards when he was pastor Calvary Rockhampton Lutheran Church.
The resources assists lay people who have the task of leading worship, lay leading, or lay preaching in a Lutheran context

You can download Lay person up front here.

Monday, November 03, 2014

Lutheran Deaconess Association

The Lutheran Deaconess Association prepares and supports women and men for ministries of service and advances the church's service mission.  They also encourage and support all Christians' service and provide resources for you.  
The Lutheran Deaconess Association has consecrated over 760 deaconesses since 1919. They have served throughout the world in roles such as parish staff, missionaries, social workers, lawyers, nurses, teachers, administrators, and more!  Today, the Lutheran Deaconess Association educates women and men for wide-reaching ministries both in the church and in the community.
God calls every Christian to service or, in Greek, diakonia.  As Jesus took a towel and washed the feet of His disciples, God calls each of us to share His love by serving others. The towel and basin are symbols of this service.

Their web page includes:
Information about Diaconal Ministry
Diaconal Formation including exploring your ministry
Resources
plus more

Visit http://www.thelda.org/ for more information

Monday, March 31, 2008

Lutheran Lay Renewal

Lutheran Lay Renewal Inc. (LLR) is a independent evangelical organization of Lay people serving Northern California and is not affiliated with any specific congregation or synod within the Lutheran family of churches.
Their program is designed to provide a means for Lutheran congregations to recognize and define, or redefine their mission, by experiencing a spiritual renewal of their membership.
Through a variety of encounters during our programs the Lay Renewal Team comes to share their personal experiences in living the Christian life. In addition to their “success” stories they tell of personal growth through struggles and heartaches of everyday life, as well as the victories and joys of the mountain top.

Discover more by visiting http://www.lutheranlayrenewal.org/