Peace Lutheran Church Lauderdale Elca

The Korean Adoptees Ministry Center (KAM Center) in Minneapolis, MN is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Korean adoptees and their families. They aim to address the unique challenges faced by Korean adoptees, such as identity issues and feelings of isolation, by providing a space for healing, renewal, and wholeness through the teachings of Jesus Christ. KAM Center offers various programs and events, including spiritual discovery, cultural celebrations, and scholarships, to help Korean adoptees connect with their heritage and find a sense of belonging. Through their work, KAM Center strives to create a supportive community and promote mental well-being among Korean adoptees.Generated from the website

Living Word Church & World Outreach Ministries is a nondenominational, Christ-centered ministry located in Minneapolis, MN. With a mission to teach the Word of God and bring positive change to the community, they strive to impact lives through discipleship and spiritual growth. Led by Apostle Lesley Ford Jr., the church offers various ministries, including Men's Ministry, Women's Ministry, Married Couples Ministry, and Youth Ministry, to cater to the diverse needs of its members. Established in 1983, Living Word Church has been committed to sharing the hope of the gospel and making a difference in people's lives. With a strong belief in the power of the Bible and the unity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the church aims to create a loving and praying community. As a debt-free church with debt-free members, they emphasize financial stewardship and strive to be a beacon of light in the Twin Cities area.Generated from the website

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) is a nationwide Christian denomination with nearly 10,000 congregations across the United States, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. With a membership of about 4 million, the ELCA actively engages in God's work of restoring and reconciling communities in Jesus Christ's name, believing that all are freed in Christ to serve and love their neighbors. As a church that belongs to Christ, the ELCA welcomes individuals from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and races, creating a community that embraces unique life experiences and perspectives. Committed to faith, the ELCA offers resources, educational programs, and opportunities for congregations to engage in social issues, global missions, and justice work, striving to make a positive difference in the world.Generated from the website