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In the May ‘Lutheran Witness’: Children are blessings

Reporter Staff
Xavier crawls through a play tunnel at ACTS of Love Early Childhood Education Center in Leander, Texas. (LCMS/Erik M. Lunsford)
Xavier crawls through a play tunnel at ACTS of Love Early Childhood Education Center in Leander, Texas. (LCMS/Erik M. Lunsford)

 

Shining through every article in the May issue of The Lutheran Witness is one simple truth: Children are a gift from God.

Readers will see this message explored from a variety of angles — biblical marriage, family screen time, infertility, embryo adoption and more.

Among the highlights are a fascinating historical overview of Lutheran K-12 education in America by Heather Smith and stellar contributions from well-known voices including the Rev. A. Trevor Sutton, the Rev. Dr. Peter Scaer and Adriane Heins, former LW managing editor.

“My daughter and son and child yet unborn are a heritage, a reward — blessings graciously given,” writes Heins in her “bene+diction” essay, adding that “raising children — little minds and hearts and souls — is blessed work.”

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Posted May 23, 2018

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