Reconciling Works

Help ReconcilingWorks welcome the newest Reconciling in Christ (RIC) community: Jubilee Collective (Vancouver, WA). Their welcome statement reads: “Jubilee Collective believes the church needs to move beyond welcome and start to practice radical affirmation. We not only affirm the sacredness of LGBTQIA+, two-spirited, and other oppressed peoples who have historically been hurt by the church, […]

Help ReconcilingWorks welcome the newest Reconciling in Christ (RIC) community: Faith Lutheran Church (Fairlawn, OH). Their welcome statement reads: “In response to God’s unconditional love and grace, the people of Faith Lutheran Church seek to follow Jesus’ commandment to love God, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. We express that love in our welcome […]

Help ReconcilingWorks welcome the newest Reconciling in Christ (RIC) community: Treehouse Ministries (College Station, TX). Their welcome statement reads: “Greetings from Treehouse, the Lutheran Campus Ministry (ELCA) at Texas A&M and the Blinn Colleges! We are a grace-filled, Christ-centered community, welcoming to all students and young adults. That includes you! Whether Aggie/Buc, silly/serious, quiet/crazyoutgoing, conservative/liberal, […]

Help ReconcilingWorks welcome the newest Reconciling in Christ (RIC) community: First Lutheran Church (Cincinnati, OH). Their welcome statement reads: “Through Jesus Christ, God chooses everyone to be part of God’s own family. Through the Spirit, the First Lutheran Cincinnati faith community chooses to embrace you in peace, whatever your age, ability, socioeconomic background, race, culture, […]

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Help ReconcilingWorks welcome the newest Reconciling in Christ (RIC) community: Lutheran Church of the Resurrection (Cincinnati, OH). Their welcome statement reads: “We welcome all people created in the image of God, Creator of the universe inclusive of: race, culture, age, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression; relationship or social status; abilities or disabilities; outcast or […]

Help ReconcilingWorks welcome the newest Reconciling in Christ (RIC) community: Christ the King Lutheran Church (Colorado Springs, CO). Their welcome statement reads: “At Christ the King, we celebrate diversity and how it enriches, nurtures, and expands our lives. We affirm the LGBTQIA+ community, as well as those of any nation, age, ability, race, ethnicity, belief, […]

Help ReconcilingWorks welcome the newest Reconciling in Christ (RIC) community: St. John’s Lutheran Church (Melrose Park, PA). Their welcome statement reads: “St. John’s Lutheran Church is a Reconciling in Christ Congregation. At St. John’s Lutheran Church, we welcome all because God welcomes all. We welcome all without regard to race, culture, sexual orientation, gender identity, […]

Help ReconcilingWorks welcome the newest Reconciling in Christ (RIC) community: Faith Lutheran Church (Roseburg, OR). Their welcome statement reads: “We are a church that shares a living, daring confidence in God’s grace. Liberated by our faith, we embrace everyone as a whole person, with questions, doubts, complexities and all. We are moved by God’s grace […]

Help ReconcilingWorks welcome the newest Reconciling in Christ (RIC) community: South Loop Campus Ministry (Chicago, IL). Their welcome statement reads: “At the South Loop Campus Ministry you are welcome and celebrated for who God created and redeemed you to be. This is not limited by your race, class, age, ability, documentation status, criminal record, mental […]