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NALC 2024 lenten and easter devotional
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Step into a time of sacred reflection and anticipation with this year’s Lenten & Easter devotional, An Eternal Kingdom: Prophets, Priests & the Reign of the King. Our theme this year emerges from the collection of passages found throughout daily readings of the church seasons. This devotional provides an opportunity to reflect and meditate on the intimate connection between the Old and New Testaments by way of Jesus Christ, highlighting how our Messiah is present throughout all of Scripture.

500 CONGREGATIONS
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The North American Lutheran Church is now 500 congregations strong! When the NALC was formed in 2010, it began with 17 charter congregations. This week, we grew to 500 congregations—thanks be to God!

2020 Vision
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Since implementing the 20/20 Vision across the NALC, the Lord has blessed our efforts—enabling and empowering us to take faith-filled steps that are already bearing fruit! If you have not yet engaged your congregation in the Today, Tomorrow, and Forever initiative, we encourage you to learn more, download the toolkit, and read stories of impact within some of our congregations!

CYG
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Join us for the first-ever NALC Continental Youth Gathering! The mission of the CYG is to provide opportunities for Lutheran youth to not only grow in their faith, but to be encouraged by connecting with other believers throughout North America.

A Letter from Bishop Dan

In the wake of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, our hearts are heavy with sorrow and concern for the people and the nations
involved and we are fervently praying for peace.

Devoted to Prayer
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We have released our next two-year daily prayer and reading calendar, Devoted to Prayer. This guide is to provide the average layperson and pastor with the simple tools for sorting through the busyness of their lives and reclaiming an act of daily discipleship with their Lord. The daily readings follow the Lutheran Book of Worship two-year daily lectionary, which reflect the church calendar closely.

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