Sign on by Thursday, October 22. Interfaith sign-on letter calls for solidarity with the Tohono O’odham Nation in protecting sacred lands, Tribal sovereignty, religious freedom, and the environment from proposed border wall construction.

Tuesday, October 27th is the last day to mail your ballot! Read on to find drop-off locations and polling places for the election ~ 14 days away!

ELCA Action Alert from October 20. Proposed changes to the 2030 Census could affect Arizona’s congressional representation, federal funding, and historically undercounted communities, prompting the ELCA to invite public comments by November 2.

The Rev. Yehiel Curry, presiding bishop of the ELCA, reaffirms the church’s opposition to the death penalty, calling for justice rooted in human dignity, reconciliation, compassion, and the possibility of redemption. Read it here.

The Grand Canyon Synod’s Growing in Faith Program invites rostered ministers, lay leaders, and others to explore Christian faith, citizenship, nationalism, and Jesus’ call to love God and neighbor with hope, courage, and community.

A new video study guide featuring the Rev. Amy Reumann helps congregations move from concern to faithful action through public witness, relationship-building and Lutheran civic engagement.

Judges make decisions that shape real lives and public trust. Here's everything you need to know about judges in Arizona, including a 2026 judicial review. Know the facts.

This OpEd by Rev. Christine Stoxen appeared in The Chandler Arizonan on October 11, 2026. Rev. Stoxen serves of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Chandler. AZ.

Check the date your ballot was sent to you, the date the ballot was returned and received by the County Recorder, and whether your ballot was accepted and signature verified.

Arizona faith leaders are calling people of every tradition to vote thoughtfully, uphold truth, protect voters and election workers, reject political violence, and remain committed to peace across our differences.

LAMA opposes a proposed IRS rule that could reduce tax refunds for some immigrant families, putting food, housing, and financial stability at risk nationally and in Arizona.

ELCA Action Alert. Arizona’s Indian boarding school history calls us to listen to Indigenous survivors and descendants, confront the church’s role, and urge Congress to support truth and healing.

Join LAMA and community partners in Chandler on October 15 for a free, nonpartisan, interfaith celebration featuring FREE brunch, ballot education, and Election Protection Peacekeeper training.

Celebrate the musical talents of local hunger leaders at Hope Takes the Stage, a free evening of live music and fellowship in Phoenix on October 18.

ELCA World Hunger’s Daily Bread Grants are one way our church accompanies communities as they respond to hunger and poverty. Accepting applications Oct. 1 - Oct. 21.

The Rev. Yehiel Curry, presiding bishop of the ELCA, reminds us that celebrating diversity and advancing equity, inclusion, and accessibility express our baptismal calling to serve all people and strive for justice and peace. Read it here.

Lutherans and hunger advocates across Arizona, Nevada, and California are invited to sign a regional Hunger Leaders Network letter urging their governors to take stronger action against hunger.

LSS-SW warns that new federal Medicaid restrictions could leave many refugee families in Arizona without health coverage, creating urgent health, financial, and moral concerns for people of faith. Read stats here.