2024 NGLSYNOD LENT CHALLENGE
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March 5-11, 2024

Below you will find all the resource links you will need for each day of the challenge. The links are also on the challenge document.
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The Daily Schedule as a PDF

2024 Lent Challenge Schedule

Topic 2: Social Statement

Freed in Christ: Race, Ethnicity and Culture


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Read: Six Key Cultural Concepts Insiders and Outsiders
Content Warning: Due to the nature of the article, if you know you hold a negative bias toward our Asian and Chinese Siblings you are unwilling to address, please skip this article.
All Read: Ethics Explainer: The Other
Intentional time set aside to journal initial thoughts, ideas, and reactions.
  1. What are your first impressions of the article?
  2. Using the parameters of the article, how is this similar to the United States? How is it different?
  3. Using the parameters of the article, how is this similar to or different from our congregations

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Topic 3: Social Message

Human Rights

This mid-week shift will bring us some insights on the Human Rights Social Message and tie into the social statement Freed in Christ; Race, Ethnicity, and Culture. We will circle back to being an advocate, leadership, and next steps after we look at how this message is integral to everyday life of the church, living out our call to be disciples of Christ, and to work for justice in local communities and around the world.

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Watch: Overview of Human Rights from BBC Learning English
Watch The Story of Human Rights
Intentional time set aside to journal initial thoughts, ideas, and reactions.
First Impressions, thoughts, ideas? What are Human Rights? What is your role in Human Rights? What or where do you think the church is involved in Human Rights?

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ELCA Social Message on Human Rights
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights from the UN
Intentional time set aside to journal initial thoughts, ideas, and reactions.
 Mark up a printed copy to bring with you.

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Read the Repudiation of the Doctrine of Discovery
Read the Doctrine of Discovery 1493
The Doctrine of Discovery, 1493 | Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

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Reflection, catch-up, and/or your gathering with a zoom group.




Social Statement

Freed in Christ: Race, Ethnicity, and Culture
Introductory Handout
Summary of "Freed in Christ"

General Resources

ELCA Social Statements
ELCA Social Messages
Social Message on Human Rights
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  • Feb 15-19
  • Feb 20-26
  • Feb 27-Mar 4
  • March 5-11
  • March 12-18
  • March 19-25
  • Extended Resources
  • Contact