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Today’s Front Line Hero: Concordia Lutheran Ministries
September 9, 2020
By Caitlyn Gudmundsen, Senior Manager of Program Development and Outreach Today’s Front Line Hero is Concordia Lutheran Ministries, whose residents are making beautiful, artistic masks to keep themselves and their fellow community members safe from the COVID-19 virus. Concordia Lutheran Ministries has served for more than 130 years as a..
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Today’s Front Line Hero: Gemma Services
September 8, 2020
By Caitlyn Gudmundsen, Senior Manager of Program Development and Outreach Today’s Front Line Hero is Gemma Services, whose Martin Luther School kicked off the new school year with enthusiasm and optimism. Gemma Services serves children, youth, and families facing emotional and behavioral challenges, and provides education, nurturing and healing. Its..
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Today’s Front Line Hero: Wernle Youth & Family Treatment Center
September 4, 2020
By Caitlyn Gudmundsen, Senior Manager of Program Development and Outreach Today’s Front Line Hero is Wernle Youth & Family Treatment Center, which is keeping youth engaged with fun activities like the recent room decorating contest. Wernle Youth & Family Treatment Center is located in Richmond, IN, and was originally founded..
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Today’s Front Line Hero: Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey
September 3, 2020
By Caitlyn Gudmundsen, Senior Manager of Program Development and Outreach Today’s Front Line Hero is Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey, which has effectively adapted its PACE program to keep seniors safe. Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey’s (LSMNJ) purpose is to help those who need them most, and has..
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Today’s Front Line Hero: Lutheran Community Services Northwest
September 2, 2020
By Caitlyn Gudmundsen, Senior Manager of Program Development and Outreach Today’s Front Line Hero is Lutheran Community Services Northwest, which is thoughtfully supporting new Americans. Lutheran Community Services (LCS) Northwest offers healing, help, and hope to vulnerable children, families, refugees, and others. LCS Northwest serves more than 40,000 people annually..
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