Sínodo Luterano Latinoamericano + Latin American Lutheran Synod

Sínodo Luterano Latinoamericano + Latin American Lutheran Synod
LATAM MISSION PARTNERS: LATIN AMERICAN LUTHERAN MISSION 1936
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Difundir el conocimiento del Evangelio de Nuestro Señor Jesucristo y enseñar la Biblia para que toda persona pueda tener un encuentro personal con Dios y los transforme en personas nuevas para vivir conforme a Su voluntad.

04/23/2025

Requiescat in Pace, Holy Father. 1936-2025

04/22/2025

La Iglesia es columna y baluarte de la verdad.

1 Timoteo 3:15 Evangelio

Papa Francisco (Jorge Mario Bergoglio)• Nacimiento: 17 de diciembre de 1936, Buenos Aires, Argentina.• Ordenación sacerd...
04/21/2025

Papa Francisco (Jorge Mario Bergoglio)
• Nacimiento: 17 de diciembre de 1936, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
• Ordenación sacerdotal: 13 de diciembre de 1969.
• Elección papal: 13 de marzo de 2013, primer papa latinoamericano y jesuita.
• Misión: Promotor de la misericordia, la justicia social, el cuidado de la creación y el encuentro entre pueblos.
• Fallecimiento: 21 de abril de 2025, 7:35 a.m. CEST, en el Vaticano.

Su pontificado fue símbolo de humildad, cercanía a los pobres, reformas e impulso a un cristianismo vivo y comprometido en el siglo XXI.

✉️ Carta de Condolencia del Sínodo Luterano Latinoamericano

Sínodo Luterano Latinoamericano
– Por la Vida y la Paz

Fecha: 21 de abril de 2025

A la Santa Sede y a la comunidad católica mundial:

Con profundo respeto y en espíritu de fraternidad cristiana, extendemos nuestras condolencias por el fallecimiento del Papa Francisco, el primer pontífice latinoamericano, quien dedicó su vida al servicio de Dios y de los más necesitados.

Reconocemos su compromiso con la justicia social, el diálogo interreligioso y la protección del medio ambiente. Su liderazgo pastoral y su humildad dejaron una huella imborrable en la historia de la Iglesia y en los corazones de millones.

Como hermanos en Cristo, oramos por consuelo para todos los fieles y por que su legado inspire a continuar trabajando por un mundo más justo y compasivo.

“Bienaventurados los que mueren en el Señor… descansarán de sus trabajos, porque sus obras con ellos siguen.”
— Apocalipsis 14:13

En la esperanza de la resurrección y la unidad en Cristo,

Sínodo Luterano Latinoamericano
“Por la Vida y la Paz”

04/17/2025

Escuela de Tecnología LATAM + BuildTex Instituto Luterano LATAM Lutheran Institute NLL Asociación Civil Clarion + The newsletter of the Latin American Lutheran Mission Viva Vox Iglesia Cristiana Comunidad de Esperanza Miami Evangelio

04/17/2025

Let’s pray for this training in the mission of Mexico. God bless the lives of the participants, the ministries and the pastors Abel and Olguita.

04/16/2025

"Then they went home and prepared spices and perfumes. But they rested on the Sabbath in obedience to the commandment." (Luke 23:56)

In Hebrew, Shabbat means rest, this day is mentioned in the Torah as a day of rest, in which no one of God's people can work. During his lifetime Jesus had several discussions with the scribes and Pharisees about this day.

After Jesus died and Joseph of Arimathea, one of the leading Jews, who had believed in Him, donates a tomb to lay the master; the women prepare ointments and perfumes to anoint his body.

There comes a moment of rest, of waiting, not only because it was Shabbat, but also because in the midst of so much sadness and pain, it is worthwhile to take a break to mourn. When everything is in chaos, before trying to put everything in order, it is best to stop and rest to process what has happened.

As followers of Jesus, we must take time to rest, not only physically, but also emotionally. To pray, process and understand the chaos in which the situations of life are asking of us.

As our God acts, it is very likely that in the midst of the chaos that we live in, we will find the merciful hand of our Lord creating order, blessing and help, so that we can move forward. Let us take rest and be prepared in faith to be surprised by the powerful actions of Christ.

04/16/2025

"Near the cross of Jesus stood his mother, his mother’s sister, Mary the wife of Clopas, and Mary Magdalene." (John 19:25)

Jesus is taken to Mount Calvary to be executed, as a criminal, He who was innocent, paid for crimes He did not commit. He carried the cross where they would hang him and Pilate ordered to put a title in three words: Jesus the Nazarene, King of the Jews.

In that moment of so much physical and emotional pain, Jesus is accompanied by several women, who express their solidarity and although they are suffering, they are not afraid to be close to Him, to support Him. There is also the beloved disciple.

Unlike the male disciples who hide, for fear that the Jews will recognize them and arrest them as well. Here we see two types of disciples, those who accompany Jesus to death, the women and the beloved disciple, and those who hide to protect their lives.

The mission that Jesus leaves us to mercifully love our neighbors, leads us to accompany those who are suffering, and that accompaniment must be to the last consequences. With solidarity, support and help.

By accompanying those who suffer today, we are bringing the grace and forgiveness of Jesus to all human beings. The salvation of Jesus, in addition to receiving Jesus' forgiveness, also means that we contribute so that those who are in vulnerable situations may feel the grace and love of God.

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