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The Association of Lutheran of Arab and Middle Eastern Heritage is concerned and disheartened about the violent events that are taking place in East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip. We stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people of Sheikh Jarrah and Silwan who are facing the threats of expulsion and home demolition.

ELCA Church Council Approves Sanctuary Church Guidelines

The council approved a motion to recognize that the ELCA's ministry as a sanctuary church body is a public witness that calls ELCA members to value the dignity of each human being made in God's image.

A Pastoral Word on the Verdict of George Floyd's Murder Trial

The murder of George Floyd is one of the many examples of the ongoing abuse of police authority. The extrajudicial killings of Brown and Black bodies must stop. The work of confronting these injustices is long overdue.

A Statement from Bishop Eaton Addressing Racial Justice

As an anti-racist church that condemns white supremacy, we acknowledge how these injustices are traumatizing to Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC) and call on God’s comforting love.

Earth Day Statement from Bishop Eaton

Because God gave humans the vocation to be stewards of the earth, we proclaim that, for Christians, care of the earth is not an "environmental cause." Instead, it is central to our holy calling to treasure the earth and care for it as our home, fully integrating creation care into our love of God, neighbor and all in the environment.

ELCA and Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Resume Dialogue

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) have resumed a bilateral dialogue that will define a new ecumenical relationship for common mission and ministry.

关于反对对于美国亚裔及太平洋岛民的偏见和仇恨犯罪的牧师声明

当我们期待最后的复活节时，我们共同努力，为神的圣灵腾出空间，使这一天在我们的生活，会众和社区中成为现实。愿上帝保佑我们并引导我们，让我们跟随呼召成为耶稣的恩典与正义的信徒。

Statement for the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

In Advent 2020, Churches Beyond Borders expressed a commitment to dismantling racism, combating white supremacy and actively seeking opportunities to engage more deeply on these important issues.

Mensaje de septiembre de 2021 de la Obispa Presidente Elizabeth Eaton

Ellos eran un solo cuerpo. Nosotros somos un solo cuerpo. Somos el cuerpo de Cristo. Somos miembros unos de otros y nos unimos por Cristo y en Cristo. Sí, tenemos un desacuerdo significativo sobre cuestiones muy importantes, pero nuestras diferencias culturales y políticas no pueden disolver este vínculo.

Mensaje de marzo de 2020 de la Obispa Presidente Elizabeth Eaton

Esta misión requerirá de todos nosotros, y esto significa relaciones reales con personas reales dirigidas por un Dios encarnacional. Creo que Dios transformará esta iglesia.