In the fall 2015 Esprit de Corps, meet the 2015-16 Volunteers, get some tips for living a life of service from speaker and activist, Kim Bobo, hear from a second year LVCer in the Twin Cities and read about the Food Justice House in Milwaukee.Read More →
Our September 2015 Leader Letter features stories from 2 of the YAGM alums serving in LVC this year!Read More →
Combine your passion for sustainable agriculture with a desire to serve and learn. Apply to be part of Lutheran Volunteer Corps’ Food Justice House in Milwaukee! Beginning in August 2016, LVC will place Volunteers in five Milwaukee urban agriculture projects to increase the communities’ capacity to produce and distribute fresh produce. You could be one of those Volunteers! Check out Food Justice placements here! The Food Justice (FJ) Volunteers will live together in an LVC house in Milwaukee and serve at different urban agricultural projects in the Harambee and Lindsay Heights neighborhoods. The five organizations we currently anticipate serving as the FJ sites are: All Peoples ChurchRead More →
Take a fresh look with Lutheran Volunteer Corps alumna Doris Warrell and friends at a contemporary and ancient land with a groundbreaking multiple perspective tour of Palestine & Israel! Sustainable Living, Intentional Community and Peace with Justice in Palestine and Israel With a unique approach that accesses contemporary issues through personal storytelling, relationship-building, and facilitated discussions with conflict resolution professionals, and with a dash of LVC’s commitment to respective differing perspectives, working for a better future for all people, and embracing the joy that life offers, this journey is your opportunity to meet local politicians, artists, journalists and activists; learn about contrasting national narratives; and explore futureRead More →
Greetings, and welcome to our new LVC website! A big thanks goes to Kate Ingersoll, who served in the LVC office in Washington, DC from 2013-2015, for helping make the behind the scenes work run so smoothly and reviewing the design work Elizabeth Flomo did to make sure all things were set to go. We appreciate your feedback, so please email outreach@lutheranvolunteercorps.org if you see any thing that needs tweaking. Fyi – our email was down briefly on the 29th with this launch, so if you tried to reach an LVC staff member and got an error message, please send your email again.Read More →
