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Intriguing images and inspirational stories from the World Outreach ministries of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod in Peru, Chile, India, Korea, Ukraine, Czechia and Latvia. 

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Original World Mission Souvenirs Series

They Are Not in Jail

They Are Not in Jail

These boys reside in an orphan home in Guntipalli, India. The bars on the windows are a customary bu…

Built on the Rock…

Built on the Rock…

This stone church souvenir is made from a of sample of the material produced at a quarry outside San…

Whose Hat is This?

Whose Hat is This?

Among the Ukrainian Orthodox clergy, four locks of hair are clipped from those who profess commitmen…

Christians Respond to God’s Blessings

Christians Respond to God’s Blessings

As a little girl, Indira was severely burned when scalding cooking oil was accidentally splashed on …

The Cross. The World.

The Cross. The World.

During Holy Week our thoughts naturally turn toward the Cross of Christ. It’s a good time for us to …

Properly Attired

Properly Attired

Among the guests at the dedication of the Bible Institute of the Amazon Jungle in Tarapoto, Peru was…

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Nina Andrechuk is the pro-life counselor at the Gift of Life Center in Kremenetz, Ukraine. During a time of death and destruction inflicted on her country by the murderous Russian invasion, last year she and her colleagues made presentations about the sanctity of life to nearly 5000 people. “For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb . . . I am fearfully and wonderfully made . . . (Psalm 139).” Her work supports Gift of Life’s efforts to share the Good News about Jesus Christ. In Advent we sing, “Savior of the nations, come!” (Evangelical Lutheran Hymnary, #90)