A flexible Sunday evening Zoom study to prep for upcoming worship texts—perfect for busy lay leaders and pastors on a summer schedule.

A flexible Sunday evening Zoom study to prep for upcoming worship texts—perfect for busy lay leaders and pastors on a summer schedule.

A flexible Sunday evening Zoom study to prep for upcoming worship texts—perfect for busy lay leaders and pastors on a summer schedule.

A flexible Sunday evening Zoom study to prep for upcoming worship texts—perfect for busy lay leaders and pastors on a summer schedule.

Discover how deep spiritual growth and simple daily practices can finally break the cycle of your oldest, stuck reactions.

Protecting our democracy is how we love our neighbors—join faith leaders nationwide to learn the tools to defend our elections and lead with moral courage.

This interfaith discussion will address questions like: What does your faith say about disability & inclusion? How does ableism infiltrate thought & activity in your faith? What holy scriptures refer to disability?    

A Workshop to Resist Christian Nationalism- Join the Clergy Emergency League and the Wisconsin Council of Churches for a 90‑minute workshop to help clergy and congregational leaders prepare faithful, grounded worship and preaching for the July 4th weekend.

Protecting our democracy is how we love our neighbors—join faith leaders nationwide to learn the tools to defend our elections and lead with moral courage.

Whether you are a seasoned voting member or attending for the first time, you are invited to join Bishop Malpica for a live Zoom Q&A session to ensure you have everything you need for a smooth and successful assembly.

In collaboration with the ELCA program director for Theological Ethics, we’ll use a Socratic conversational style to dissect the potentially good and potentially troubling uses of AI and think theologically about how we’re invited to steward this tool.

Discipleship Matters class through the synod on the Biblical Lens through which to consider unique viewpoints on scripture.

Discipleship Matters class through the synod on the Biblical Lens through which to consider unique viewpoints on scripture.

The goal of the 2026 EcoFaith Summit is to ignite courageous community across the Upper Midwest to spark:

• An unquenchable fire of love for Creator and Creation.

• A controlled burn of holy fear, wonder, and joy - across generations and divides.

• A germinating fire seed of collaborating and creative networks.

Discipleship Matters class through the synod on the Biblical Lens through which to consider unique viewpoints on scripture.

Discipleship Matters class through the synod on the Biblical Lens through which to consider unique viewpoints on scripture.

Join Rev. Dr. Matt Skinner & Rev. Dr. Cody Sanders from the Working Preacher Leadership Team for a 1-hour Holy Week Sermon cram session! Submit questions, receive encouragement, and be in good company with other preachers. 

Following the presentation, you're invited to stay on for a brief (and optional) info session about Luther's current Degree and Graduate Certificate programs. 

Calling all La Crosse Area Synod Rostered Leaders and SAMs! Join us on January 27, 2026, at Peace Lutheran in Tomah for a day of "Graceful Engagement" and learning.

This year, we are diving deep into Reconciling in Christ Works, featuring sessions on SOGIE (Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Expression) and Scriptural Engagement

In partnership with Augsburg Fortress, the ELCA is observing the 2026 National Day of Racial Healing with a free online and in-person evening program on Tuesday, Jan. 20. “Just Us Narratives: A Night of Centering Multiracial Voices Across the ELCA” will highlight storytelling as a sacred practice that invites deep listening and reflection.

The Rev. Yehiel Curry, Presiding Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, will offer keynote remarks at Luther College’s 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Day lecture on Monday, Jan. 19, 2026, in the Center for Faith and Life Main Hall.

The theme of the day and Curry’s talk is “Courage for the Common Good.” Supported by the Williams Endowment Fund, the day begins with Curry’s address at 10:30 a.m. Following an optional community lunch at noon for attendees, two sessions are planned for the afternoon at 1:15 p.m., a youth discussion with Curry, and a panel discussion with regional ELCA bishops for all others.

The event is open to the public, and admission to the morning program and the afternoon break-out sessions are free. Lunch tickets for adults are $10, but free for youth who are registered for the youth session.

Learn more about Young Adults in Global Mission with El Egbert, who recently returned to the US after spending a year in Central Europe through the ELCA’s Young Adults in Global Mission (YAGM) program.  She is excited to be visiting LuMin La Crosse as a representative of Young Adult Communities within the churchwide organization to talk more about my experience and other ministry opportunities for young adults.

Good Conversations (with time for 1:1 practice)

Learn how to have meaningful and productive conversations in which you practice intentional invitation, hospitable curiosity, listening more than speaking, finding shared values and experiences, and building ongoing relationships. 

What does it really mean to have a vocation?

Hint: It’s not just about your job — it’s about how you live your faith everywhere God calls you.

Join us November 17 for “What is Vocation?” — part of our Equipping for Baptismal Vocation in Daily Life series.

7 PM Central on Zoom

Free & open to all.

Register today at www.thecastleproject.org

Introductory Webinar for Church Leaders to begin learning about Rooted Good and its flagship curriculum “Good Futures Accelerator.”

Register Here!