Christian parents often wonder how to raise children who are genuinely generous—not simply polite, obedient, or well-mannered, but shaped by Christ’s love in a way that naturally flows out toward others. Scripture and Lutheran teaching give us a clear framework: generosity begins with the gospel, grows through vocation, and is nurtured by consistent rhythms of faith lived out in the home.
Simple ways your family can give thanks, grow in faith, and share God’s love—near and far. When you think of Thanksgiving, what comes to mind? Turkey and mashed potatoes? Football? Family gatherings? Those are all wonderful blessings—but Thanksgiving can also be so much more. This year, invite your family to celebrate with grateful hearts and helping hands. Here are five meaningful ways to make Thanksgiving about more than food.
Raising a child with disabilities brings unique challenges—and unique joys. For Veronica Map Alexander, mother of two sons diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Kingdom Workers in Grenada has been a source of strength, hope, and community.
For many years, Kingdom Workers has partnered with the Lutheran Seminary of Indonesia to help train and support future pastors. In many Indonesian villages, a pastor’s leadership extends far beyond the church walls—his influence can impact the entire community.
In Seattle, Washington, Illume Church set out to create something different—a space where faith and community could grow side by side. With help from Builders for Christ volunteers, they built more than just walls...
