LSS Hunger Grants in Action in Perry County
A Hunger Grant awarded jointly to Christ Lutheran Church in Duncannon and St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Newport became part of a much larger story of community collaboration for neighbors experiencing hardship in Perry County. At the heart of this effort was the creation of the Perry County Warming
Christ Lutheran, Linglestown, on God’s Work. Our Hands. Sunday 2025
Christ Lutheran, Linglestown, completed a project for "God's Work, Our Hands."Sunday 2025. We packed food for the NutriPacks program of Central Dauphin School District. 15 members participated and packed 270 bags.
Salem Lutheran Church, Marion – God’s Work. Our Hands. Sunday 2025
On God's Work. Our Hands. Sunday, September 7, Salem Lutheran Church in Marion gathered during the Sunday School hour to work. We completed 60 School Kits for Lutheran World Relief. Backpacks were filled with food for weekend meals for needy children at Marion Elementary School. There are four churches
Hope, Learning, and Global Connection
A Collaborative Ministry of Hope Academy & St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, Middletown PA In Middletown, Pennsylvania, a congregation with a big vision has transformed the future of early childhood education. St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, long committed to serving its community, took a bold step to collaborate with Guatemala-based Hope
English Language Learners Program at Trinity Lutheran Church Receives Strategy Towards Authentic Diversity ELCA Grant
ELL Volunteers The English Language Learners (ELL) Program at Trinity Lutheran Camp Hill has been awarded a grant in the amount of $2,500 from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA). This seed grant program is part of the ELCA's "Strategy Towards Authentic Diversity" (STAD) which in
God’s Work. Our Hands! Sunday 2024
God’s Work. Our Hands! Collaboration and cooperation highlighted the service of the Gettysburg Conference’s God’s Work. Our Hands Sunday. For the thirteenth-year congregations throughout Adams County pulled together to share God’s good news. Close to fifty persons along with Bishop Jim and Connie Dunlop canvassed neighborhoods throughout the Gettysburg Area