A Life Advocate is a committed member of a Lutheran church who works closely with the pastor to look for opportunities to equip their congregation to be Gospel-motivated voices For Life. This is done by sharing life information in the church’s communications, utilizing LFL materials both in print and online, and assisting in organizing educational opportunities to serve both their church. The Life Advocate is a volunteer within the congregation working under the pastor’s supervision and serves as a liaison with Lutherans For Life. To learn more, go to lutheransforlife.org/life-advocates/.
A Life Team is a group of committed Lutherans from an individual church who look for opportunities to equip their congregation to be Gospel-motivated voices For Life. This is done by organizing educational opportunities and outreach events to serve both their church and the surrounding community. The Life Team becomes part of the congregation’s structure, much like a mission or evangelism committee. Lutherans For Life sells “Life Team Tool Kits” for $30 plus shipping and handling to help a congregation start a team at their church. To learn more, go to lutheransforlife.org/frontlines/life-team/.
A Life Chapter is a group of committed Lutherans (both laypeople and pastors alike) from a specific region who look for opportunities to equip their churches to be Gospel-motivated voices For Life. This is done by organizing educational opportunities and outreach events to serve both their churches and the surrounding communities. A Life Chapter is chartered by National Lutherans For Life and, therefore, is formally associated with and subject to, but not a part of, the corporation known as Lutherans For Life, Inc. Life Chapters receive remittance funds quarterly based on donations that have been sent to the national office from Life Chapter constituents. To learn more, go to lutheransforlife.org/frontlines/life-chapters/.
