This summer we are partnering with Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon and Oregon Interfaith Power & Light on a Climate Resilience Summer Internship Cohort. A group of four amazing interns are helping to identify, map and organize faith communities across Oregon who are working on sustainability, environment, disaster preparedness, and other climate resilience projects.
Rev. John is our new lay education coordinator!
Spiritual and Theological Mutual Accompaniment (STMA), stewarded by the Oregon Synod, is now a communion of over 120 spiritual leaders from Oregon, California, and Washington, and twelve additional countries, including Latin America, Africa and Europe. These leaders are lay and clergy, theologians and community workers, all engaging their own margins and the margins of their communities on pathways of struggle, healing and liberation.
Klamath Lutheran credits the divine creative process with guiding them through the challenges of the past several years as they have strived to preserve the “best of church.” Check out their profile written by David Taylor, our roving synod correspondent.
A celebration of women’s contributions to history, culture and society and has been observed annually in the month of March in the United States since […]
At the 2021 Oregon Synod Assembly, your voting members passed this resolution focused on the devastating statewide wildfires of last year (the impacts of which continue […]
