May 2025 Bulletin Blurbs
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May 4
Champions for Religious Liberty work to ensure that people of all faiths can live according to their beliefs. The Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty emphasizes the importance of equipping individuals and churches to engage with culture and government from a biblically informed perspective. See https://lcrlfreedom.org/champions to learn more about becoming a Champion for Religious Liberty.
May 11
Mothers have the potential to demonstrate unconditional love as they nurture and guide their children through the path towards adulthood. When grown, their children often feel their mother’s embrace, hear her wise words, and recite prayers their mother taught them. The Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty thanks God for faithful mothers and advocates that motherhood is protected and cherished. See www.LCRLFreedom.org for more information.
May 18
The Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty believes “protecting innocent human life” is fundamental to a civil society and is a foundational biblical principle. Thus, it is incumbent upon God’s people to be a voice for life in the culture for the sake of the culture and the mission of the Church. See www.LCRLFreedom.org for more information.
May 25
This Memorial Day the Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty (LCRL) honors and remembers the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. They served to defend the freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution. The LCRL advocates for these freedoms. See www.LCRLFreedom.org for more information.