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Results 1 - 10 of about 944 Guide for a Lutheran-Catholic Marrage This joint project of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis and the Minneapolis and St. Paul Area Synods of the ELCA is meant to assist couples entering into Lutheran-Catholic marriages. The reflections can help deepen our understanding about how Jesus Christ, the Word of God made flesh, blesses and calls us to share together in a new life of marriage.
ReadCliff's notes for the "Opening the Book of Faith" Upon reviewing the Group Assessment tool, it is clear to us that there are three or four categories of questions, and that it might be helpful to focus each group’s conversation in targeted categories. ReadComputer Security Basics Concerned about identity theft, data loss, other computer security issues? This one-page resource provides some basic advice. ReadHow to search for and download resources from the Feautor.org web site. This video tutorial will guide you through searching and downloading resources from the Feautor.org web site. It will ReadDevotions for Staffs Facing Staffing Changes I put together this devotion for our last staff meeting with the present bishop. Elements of this devotion would be appropriate to use with church staffs, synod staffs, and other church-related staffs whenever the leadership changes. ReadGrow, share, love, give praise to the Holy One above A lively rap recorded in the Redeemer Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN,
studios by youth from Calvary Lutheran Church, Golden Valley, MN; co-written & produced by Redeemer artists [http://redeemercenter.org] ReadCanoe, canoe I canoe with you A lively rap recorded in the Redeemer Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN,
studios by youth from 180 Ministries, Sioux Falls, SD; co-written & produced
by Redeemer artists [http://redeemercenter.org]. ReadThe Golden Calves A short skit to serve as an opening for a confirmation retreat on the Ten Commandments (January 2007).
ReadHomosexuality, Fornication, and Porneia Often one hears an argument to the effect that "Jesus never talked about homosexuality; therefore, the Church should not be dogmatic on the issue of same-sex behavior." This brief document demonstrates that Jesus did in fact speak about homosexuality using the broad category of "porneia," a Greek word that includes such things as premarital sex, extramarital sex, bestiality, pedophilia, necrophilia, incest, and homosexual behavior. Read |
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