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Journey through Lent with ELCA World Hunger’s 40 Days of Giving.
A special opportunity to lift up our hunger and poverty ministry.
Martin Luther’s concern for the poor and his sharp rebuke of economic injustice, laid the foundation for us today, to see the many ways our faith calls us to strive for justice in our world. In this, the 500th year since the Reformation, Luther’s call for economic justice is more pressing than ever.
In the United States, 46.7 million Americans live in poverty and 795 million people around the world do not know where their next meal is coming from.
As members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, our gifts will help our church work toward a world of justice in which all are fed. This year our Lenten self-denial offering will go to World Hunger. Our goal is $3,200.
You can continue to give to World Hunger thru the 50 days of Easter, ending on Pentecost Sunday, June 4, 2017.
Journey through Lent with ELCA World Hunger’s 40 Days of Giving.
A special opportunity to lift up our hunger and poverty ministry.
Martin Luther’s concern for the poor and his sharp rebuke of economic injustice, laid the foundation for us today, to see the many ways our faith calls us to strive for justice in our world. In this, the 500th year since the Reformation, Luther’s call for economic justice is more pressing than ever.
In the United States, 46.7 million Americans live in poverty and 795 million people around the world do not know where their next meal is coming from.
As members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, our gifts will help our church work toward a world of justice in which all are fed. This year our Lenten self-denial offering will go to World Hunger. Our goal is $3,200.
You can continue to give to World Hunger thru the 50 days of Easter, ending on Pentecost Sunday, June 4, 2017.
