The mission of Atonement Lutheran Church is to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ – birth, life, death, resurrection and ascension. This is a shared ministry of staff and laity. We are a community that provides time and space for worship, learning and administration of the sacraments. We witness by reaching out with God’s love. We accept responsibility for ministry to the spiritual and physical needs of our congregation, community and people of the world.

Living in God’s Love ~ Reaching Out with Hope

Join us for a very special day at Atonement Lutheran Church.

The installation of Rev. Chris Davis on

Sunday, January 29, 2012 at 3:00 PM.

We are honored to have Bishop Allan Bjornberg officiating the service.

Join us for a reception following the service.

Pastor Chris becomes the third senior pastor (we have also had two associate pastors) to lead the ministry and mission at Atonement Lutheran Church. We look forward to our ministry together "Living in God's Love ~ Reaching Out with Hope".

Faith Advocacy Day 2012

Theological Reflection - Bishop Allan Bjornberg, Rocky Mountain Synod, ELCA

Turning the Corner from Charity to Justice—

Dr. Miguel de la Torre, Iliff School of Theology

2012 Legislative Priorities

Lunch and Awards

Register on-line at www.lam-co.org or mail registration (get registration form at the website) to:
Lutheran Advocacy Ministry, 455 Sherman Street, Suite 160, Denver, CO  80203.

Phone (303) 777-6700 or (800) 525-0462
Registration email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it website:  www.lam-co.org

Questions: Brad Wood, Lutheran Advocacy Ministry, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

2012 is an election year in America, and that means enduring the endless round of primaries across the country where immense sums of money are spent and nasty things are said that will later be used against the candidate who is eventually nominated. As the primaries roll on, the number of candidates dwindles. Michelle Bachman, Herman Cain, and Rick Perry had their moment in the sun, along with the character in New Hampshire known for wearing a snowshoe on his head, while promising a pony for every family in America if he would be elected president.

2012 also happens to be an election year in the Rocky Mountain Synod of the ELCA. We will elect a successor to Bishop Alan Bjornberg in April, 2012, when the Synod Assembly gathers in Colorado Springs. This election is not preceded by a series of primaries, but rather through what is known as an “Ecclesiastical Ballot.” Getting oneʼs name on this ballot is relatively easy to do, for any rostered ELCA clergy-person can be considered for this office, even if they are not currently serving a call within the Rocky Mountain Synod.