Global partners
Glocal recap
A huge thanks to everyone who made last weekend’s Glocal Mission Gathering in Milwaukee a success! Here’s some sights and sounds…
July update from the Synod Stewardship Team
Dear Steward Leaders, “Blessed are those who trust in the Lord, whose trust is the Lord. They shall be like a tree planted by water, sending …
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Bishop Jeff will be joining several other Bishops to raise money for the 100 Wells Challenge. Will you join with him?
Meru Global Partnership Day of Prayer
Sunday, April 22nd has been designated as a joint day of prayer between the Diocese of Meru and the Greater Milwaukee Synod. Here’s some ideas for ways to celebrate…
Stories from ELCA World Hunger: Meet Gloria
Gloria has worked hard for her International Computer Certificate at the InfoHut — and along the way, she’s learned how to prevent HIV and AIDS.
First Annual 50/50 This Is Not A Raffle
Stewardship can be fun! Learn about our first annual 50/50 this-is-not-a-raffle from Bishop Jeff
Meru Sunday – April 22, 2012
One of the key elements of global partnership is shared worship and mutual prayer. On April 22, 2012 please set aside a time of prayer and reflection for our brothers and sisters in Christ in the diocese of Meru.
Giving
We are a church able to do more together than we are as individual congregations. Here is how you can join me in continuing support of the work of the church…
Fighting malaria, one net at a time
Malaria brings terrible illness and family tragedy throughout sub-Sahara Africa. Here’s how St. Mary’s Lutheran Church in Kenosha stepped up to help.
Telescopes to Tanzania project report
Learn about Telescopes to Tanzania project. Here is Chuck Ruehle’s initial report and photos from Tanzania
El Salvador Disaster Relief
Not only are we connected together as church in this country, we are part of a global network. Both of the global partnerships of the Greater Milwaukee Synod have now been deeply affected by natural disasters.
Hunger Appeal Meru Diocese – Horn of Africa Famine
These are our brothers and sisters in Christ, partners in mission who are part of the family. In my mind it is not a question of whether we choose to help. It is a matter of our faithfulness, a matter of believing that God can do more than we think.


