With the arrival of the spring/summer storm season and its resulting floods, tornadoes, and fires, what should NALC pastors or congregation leaders do when a natural disaster strikes in their community or in an area where the congregation is...
Your prayers are requested for those affected by the disastrous flooding in the southeastern Texas and Oklahoma City areas. NALC Disaster Response has contacted some NALC congregations in the area and, while the buildings seem to be largely unaffected,...
In recent weeks, the media has been full of stories about ISIS militants torturing Christians in Iraq and Syria. ISIS started as a branch of al-Qaeda and is known for its violent attacks, including kidnappings, bombings and executions. The...
Online donation capability is now available for all of the NALC’s major funds. You can support the new North American Lutheran Seminary through the Theological Education Fund, or provide funding for missionaries and mission starts through the Great Commission...
Super Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines on the morning of November 8, causing massive destruction, with wind gusts up to 235 mph, nearly 16 inches of rainfall and waves up to 45 feet in some areas. Thousands are dead,...
Pastor Keith Falk of Peace Lutheran Church, a NALC congregation in Edmond, Okla., was asked to share his reflections on disaster response efforts immediately following the tornados in Oklahoma that killed 24 people. Moore, Okla., a city which received...
Support the relief efforts in the aftermath of the tornado in Oklahoma by donating to our Tornado Relief Fund.
The NALC has a disaster recovery coordinator, Mary (Woodward) Bates, who is in daily contact with FEMA by telephone, as the assessment of needs progresses. Mary has also contacted our church offices, and is working to identify impacted Lutheran families...