Lutherans For Life National Conference October 30...

• 2015 Lutherans For Life National Conference

Lutherans For Life National ConferenceOctober 30-31, 2015Petersburg, Kentucky

www.lutheransforlife.org

“But now thus says the Lord, he who created you … ‘Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are mine’” (Isaiah 43:1).


A Word From Our PresidentWelcome to Petersburg, Kentucky, home of the famous Creation Museum!

Thank you for making time to join me on another life adventure with Lutherans For Life at this year’s conference!

Did I say adventure? Yes, I did!

I don’t know about you, but for me, the adventure started by just making arrangements to leave my home and occupation and travel to Kentucky. But, I know this adventure is well worth the time and effort!

The conference theme—Created • Redeemed • Called—alone gives the feel of adventure. Only an adventuresome, creative Triune God could and would create man and woman so fearfully and wonderfully

in His image. Even though that image was corrupted by sin, He chose to redeem us by the blood of His one and only Son and call us into a relationship with Him as His own!

The adventure continues as we:

• Worship, pray, and hear the Gospel message with Rev. Dr. Jim Lamb, Ken Ham, and others.

• Enjoy fellowship, and laugh and sing together with Buddy Davis.

• Explore and discover the wonders of the human body, discuss evolution vs. the sanctity of life, and discuss the power of faith in the halls of power with Dr. David Menton, Col. John Eisdmoe, and Timothy Goeglien.

• Learn and be encouraged with John Hawkins and Lori Trinche.

• Meet new friends and faces and appreciate familiar friends and faces.

Lastly, the venue of the Creation Museum itself is an adventure just waiting to be experienced! There are so many fabulous, fun, and educational displays that you will be amazed! But why should we be amazed, for God created the creators behind this beautiful museum!

So, come along with me on this incredible Lutherans For Life adventure! You will be glad you did—and so will I!

Adventuring with you, serving the Lord of Life!

Lynette AuchPresident


Your prayers, volunteer involvement, and financial support allow Lutherans For Life to accomplish its Gospel-centered work.

During the conference, participants will be given an additional opportunity to support the organization.

Thank you for prayerfully considering how you, your family, and your congregation can help.

SCHEDULE: 2015 LFL National ConferenceFRIDAY, OCTOBER 309:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Registration at the Cincinnati Airport Marriott 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. Creation Museum Tour (self-guided tour) Pre-Conference Workshops:2:00-3:00 To Leave or Not to Leave an Estate Gift – Eight Things to Consider with John Hawkins3:00-4:00 Life Team Seminar with Lori Trinche5:00 Opening Worship Service6:30 Banquet7:30-9:00 Keynote Address: The Gospel in Genesis with Ken Ham

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 317:30 a.m. Registration and exhibitor set up at the Creation Museum8:30 Plenary 1: Faith in the Halls of Power with Timothy Goeglein9:30 Break and announcements9:45 Plenary 2: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made with Dr. David Menton10:45 Break11:00 Plenary 3: Evolution vs. the Sanctity of Human Life with Col. John Eidsmoe12:00 Lunch12:30-3:00 Creation Museum Tour (self-guided tour)3:00 Creation Concert with Buddy Davis4:00 An Exciting Look at LFL’s Future with the outgoing and

incoming executive directors – (A special guest appearance by Dr. Lamb’s cousin, Ole, and his wife, Lena, may be a possibility! What might they have to say to the new guy?)


Pre-Conference Events • Friday, October 30

Creation Museum Tour (self-guided tour)10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

To Leave or Not to Leave an Estate Gift – Eight Things to Consider with John Hawkins – This seminar will focus on how you can testify to your Christian faith and provide for your family and your favorite ministries.2:00–3:00 p.m.

Life Team Seminar with Lori Trinche – This workshop will be a time of encouragement, sharing, and education for the “hands and feet” of LFL!3:00-4:00 p.m.


Davis, Buddy – Gifted by God in many ways, Buddy Davis is a speaker and singer/songwriter for AiG (Answers in Genesis). He is an adventurer and paleo-artist, and he leads the very popular “Creation Adventure” children’s workshop at AiG conferences and at the Creation Museum. Buddy plays many acoustic instruments, and his music is enjoyed around the world. As a speaker for AiG, Buddy’s talks cover a wide range of topics. Whether geared for adults, children, or the whole family, Buddy’s messages are aimed at the lay audience. His easy-to-understand style makes him popular with listen-ers of all ages. As an author and illustrator of children’s and family books, Buddy is once again able to minister to a wide range of people. Fiction and non-fiction, print and audio, Buddy’s easy-to-read style is perfect for fam-ily read-aloud time and classroom use. As a songwriter, the sole purpose of Buddy’s music is to uphold the authority of God’s Word and draw people to a closer walk with Jesus Christ, our Creator and Savior. Hard-hitting songs like “Godly Men” and “I Believe” (written by Buddy) have ministered to

many. Buddy plays a variety of folk-style instruments (e.g., guitar, mandolin, harmonica), and his down-home-America singing style is pleasing to all. He has recorded 12 CDs, and when he is at the museum, Buddy does a concert every day. Buddy’s greatest adventure happened in the north of the Alaskan tundra (within the Arctic Circle) with his search for dinosaur bones. His exploration for Noah’s Ark took him to Mt. Ararat in Turkey. Buddy is easily recognized in his explorer clothes and trademark hat. This image allows Buddy to connect with families in a special way, and the children always recognize him as the star of the Creation Adventure Team’s award-winning videos. As a “paleo-artist,” Buddy specializes in building life-size dinosaur sculptures. He has sculpted more than sixty impressive dinosaur models, many of which have found a new home in the Creation Museum. His work has been featured worldwide in newspapers, magazines, books, and on television.

Eidsmoe, Col. John – Col. John Eidsmoe is a retired Air Force Lt. Colonel, a retired Alabama State Defense Force Colonel, a Mississippi State Guard Colonel and Chaplain, and a graduate of the Air Command & Staff College and the Air War College. He is Professor of Law at the Oak Brook College of Law and Government Policy, and in his various teaching assignments, his students have given him the Outstanding Professor Award or Prof of the Year Award five times. He has served as Senior Staff Attorney with the Alabama Supreme Court and is currently Senior Counsel & Resident Scholar for the Foundation for Moral Law. He is an ordained pastor with the Association of Free Lutheran Congregations and serves on the Board of Lutherans For Life, on the Board of the Plymouth Rock Foundation, and on the Board of the Gospel Martial Arts Union. He is a constitutional attorney who has defended home schools, Christian schools, the right of students to study the Bible in public schools, and the right to display the Ten Commandments in the public arena. He has authored fourteen books, including Historical

& Theological Foundations of Law, Christianity & the Constitution, God & Caesar, and Columbus & Cortez, and has produced numerous audio and video lecture albums including The Institute on the Constitution and Here I Stand: A Biblical Worldview for a New Millennium. He holds seven academic degrees in law, theology, history, and political science. A lifelong student of the Crusades, he is a Knight Commander and Chaplain for the Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem (smotj.org). He is a Third Degree Black Belt with the American Taekwondo Foundation, a Fifth Degree Black Belt with the Gospel Martial Arts Union, and a Fifth Degree Black Belt with Black Belts of the Faith International. Colonel Eidsmoe is an avid horseman and skier, and he tries to get eight hours of sleep every week. He and his wife, Marlene, have been married since 1970, have three children (David, Kirsten, and Justin), and live in rural Pike Road, Alabama.

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Conference Speakers and Workshop LeadersGoeglein, Timothy – Tim Goeglein champions God’s welcomed role in the public square. His years of public service and private initiative have been devoted to faith, freedom, and family. Tim is the senior advisor to the president and vice president for External Relations at Focus on the Family in Washington. He served in high-level government posts for the past two decades. He worked as special assistant to President George W. Bush, where he was the deputy director of the White House Office of Public Liaison from 2001 to 2008. He was the President’s principal outreach contact for conservatives, think tanks, veteran’s groups, faith-based groups, and some of America’s leading cultural organizations. He was a member of the Presi-dent’s original 2000 campaign and White House staff, serving for nearly eight years. Goeglein is the author of the political memoir The Main the Middle: Faith and Politics in the George W. Bush Era, which was published in September 2011. From 1988 through 1998, Tim was first the deputy press secretary, followed by press secretary and communications director for U.S.

Senator Dan Coats of Indiana (who was in the Senate for a decade). Between his time with the Senate and Bush campaign, Tim served as communications director for Gary Bauer at the Campaign for Working Families and in the Bauer presidential bid. Tim was an intern for then-U.S. Senator Dan Quayle in 1985 and for then-Representative Dan Coats and NBC News in 1986 during his college years at Indiana University’s Ernie Pyle School of Journalism. When he graduated in 1986, he was the Richard Gray Fellow in his senior year. Tim’s first job upon graduation was as a television news producer for the NBC affiliate in his hometown of Fort Wayne, Indiana. During high school and college, he produced a show for WOWO Radio, then owned by the Westinghouse Broadcasting Corporation. The program was heard in 28 states. Tim holds honorary doctorate degrees from Concordia University, New York City, and from Faith Evangelical College and Seminary, Tacoma, Washington. Tim is the secretary of the Coalitions for America Board and the American Conservatives Union Foundation Board, a member of the board for the National Civic Art Society, and a member of the board of governors of the Young America’s Foundation, which owns and operates the Ronald Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara, California. Goeglein serves on the American Conservative Union Foundation Board of Directors. In addition, he is a member of the Council for National Policy, the Philadelphia Society, and the Capitol Hill Club. Tim serves on the Sanctity of Life Commission for his church body, the 2.5 million-member Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, and has served as a deacon in his church for 25 years. His hobbies include reading, tennis, swimming, biking, and the fine arts. He has been married to Jenny for 22 years, they have two sons, Tim and Paul, and they live in the Washington metropolitan area.


Conference Speakers and Workshop LeadersHam, Ken – Since moving to America in 1987, Australian Ken Ham—presi-dent and founder of Answers in Genesis-US, the highly acclaimed Creation Museum (which has had well over two million visitors since it opened), and visionary behind the construction of a full-size Noah’s Ark—has become one of the most in-demand Christian conference speakers and talk show guests. (In one year alone, he appeared on Fox’s The O’Reilly Factor and Fox and Friends in the Morning, CNN’s The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer, ABC’s Good Morning America, the BBC, and so on.) He became internationally known for his 2014 creation/evolution debate with Bill Nye “The Science Guy,” which has been watched by an estimated 15 million people. In May of 2007, Answers in Genesis opened its high-tech and ac-claimed Creation Museum and education center in the Cincinnati, Ohio, area (on 70 scenic acres in Petersburg, Kentucky). The brainchild of Ken Ham, the state-of-the-art facility contains dozens of world-class exhibits—including impressive animatronic dinosaur models, a $1 million allosaur fossil, and planetarium—which are now on display inside the 75,000-sq-ft

museum. In its first seven years, the museum attracted over two million guests. AiG is building the Ark En-counter, an attraction featuring a life-size Ark as its centerpiece, about forty miles south of the museum. A biblical apologist, Ken gives numerous faith-building talks to tens of thousands of children and adults each year (he receives hundreds of invitations to speak annually) on such topics as the reliability of the Bible, how compromise over biblical authority has undermined society and even the church (which is seeing a massive exodus of young people), witnessing more effectively, dinosaurs, “races,” and so on. Ken cofounded AiG in 1994 with the purpose of upholding the authority of the Bible from the very first verse. Ken is the author of many books on Genesis, including the eye-opening book Already Gone, coauthored by renowned researcher Britt Beemer, on why so many young people have left the church, the best-selling The Lie: Evolution, and a number of children’s books (Dinosaurs of Eden, D is for Dinosaur, A is for Adam, and so on). Other recent coauthored books include One Race, One Blood and How Could a Loving God …?, and the provocative book Already Compromised about Christian colleges and how they treat the authority of the Bible. Ken is heard daily on the radio feature Answers with Ken Ham (broadcast on more than 850 stations) and is a frequent guest on national TV talk shows. Ken is also the founder of the award-winning Answers magazine, which won the prestigious “Award of Excellence” (for top Christian magazine) in 2011 from the Evangelical Press Association. Ken’s bachelor’s degree in applied science (with an emphasis on environmental biology) was awarded by the Queensland Institute of Technology in Australia. He also holds a diploma of education from the University of Queensland (a graduate qualification necessary for Ken to begin his initial career as a science teacher in the public schools in Australia). In recognition of the contribution Ken has made to the church in the USA and internationally, Ken has been awarded four honorary doctorates: a Doctor of Divinity (1997) from Temple Baptist College in Cincinnati, Ohio; a Doctor of Literature (2004) from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia; a Doctor of Letters (2010) from Tennessee Temple University; and a Doctorate in Humane Letters from Mid-Continent University in Kentucky (2012). Ken and his wife, Mally, reside in the Cincinnati area. They have five children and fourteen grandchildren.


Conference Speakers and Workshop LeadersHawkins, John – John joined LFL in May 2014. Previously, he had served since September 2011 as Ministry Advancement Officer for the Southwest Region for Lutheran Hour Ministries. Before then, John worked as Director of Development and Public Relations for Lutheran Outdoors Ministry of Texas. His extensive fundraising and stewardship experience also includes serving as Director of Planned Giving for the Lutheran Foundation of Texas; Major Gifts Officer for Children’s Hospital of Austin, Texas; Vice President for Development at Providence Health Center in Waco, Texas; Annual Giv-ing Director & Assistant Director of Development for Children’s Hospital of Michigan; and Annual Fund Manager for the University of Detroit. John earned a bachelor’s degree in history and mass communications and an MBA in marketing from the University of Detroit. He has been a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) since 1982 and is also a member of the Partner-ship for Philanthropic Planning and Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP). He has also been active in life causes, having previously served as an officer of both an LFL chapter in Texas and the Waco Crisis Pregnancy Center. John and his wife, Diane, are members of Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church in Lago Vista, Texas, and have one adult son.

Lamb, Rev. Dr. James I. – Rev. Dr. James I. Lamb grew up in the small, southern Minnesota town of Good Thunder. There he married his child-hood sweetheart, RoxAnne. The Lambs have been blessed with two sons, a wonderful woman they claim as their daughter, and six grandchildren. Dr. Lamb and RoxAnne live in Marshalltown, Iowa. Dr. Lamb received a B.A. in Biology from Mankato State University in 1973. In 1975 he enlisted in the USAF and served as an Emergency Medical Technician at the USAF Academy Hospital in Colorado Springs. He entered Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, in 1978, served his vicarage year at St. Paul, Royal Oak, Michigan; and graduated with a Master of Divinity in 1982. In 1994 he received his Doctor of Ministry from Concordia, St. Louis. Prior to accepting the posi-tion of Executive Director of National Lutherans For Life in April 1996, Dr. Lamb served as senior pastor at St. Paul, Garner, Iowa, for fourteen years. During this time he also served as Circuit Counselor, Zone LWML Counselor, member of the board of directors for Lutheran Family Service of

Iowa, chairman of the board of directors for a community/school youth program, spiritual advisor for a local Lutherans For Life chapter, and chaplain of the Garner Volunteer Fire Department. He presently serves on the Sanctity of Life Committee for the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Life Ministries. He speaks nationally and internationally, focusing on the God-given value of human life. He is the author of numerous sermons, devotionals, brochures, articles, and essays connecting God’s Word of Life to the life issues.


Menton, David – Dr. David Menton was born in Mankato, Minnesota, and grew up as an only child in a Christian family. He was blessed to share God’s Word as a Sunday school teacher, church elder, and president of the congregation. Since early grade school, Dr. Menton has had a strong inter-est in science of all kinds. While in grade school, he converted a small room in the basement into a well-equipped chemistry laboratory. Many of the birthday and Christmas gifts he received during childhood were of a scien-tific nature, including a chemistry set, mineralogy collection, microscope, telescope, and binoculars. This lifelong interest in science led to his study of biology and chemistry at Minnesota State University in Mankato, where he graduated with a BS degree in 1959. After a six-month tour of active duty in the Army Reserves, Dr. Menton worked two years as a research laboratory technician at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. He left Mayo to do graduate work at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, where he received a PhD in biology in 1966. His thesis research dealt with the effects

of essential fatty acid deficiency on the structure and epidermal barrier function of skin. Following graduation from Brown, Dr. Menton accepted a position in the department of anatomy at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. At Washington University, he conducted research and taught human gross anatomy and histology. He received awards both for his research and teaching, including twice being awarded Profes-sor of the Year by the senior class. During his tenure at Washington University, Dr. Menton served as the histology consultant for five editions of Stedman’s Medical Dictionary and was a guest lecturer in histology at Stanford University Medical School. He spent two summers studying an unusual wound-healing mecha-nism in sea cucumbers (a marine invertebrate) at Woods Hole Marine Biology Laboratory on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. Dr. Menton retired in the year 2000 as an Associate Professor Emeritus after 34 years on the faculty. Shortly after retirement, Dr. Menton joined Answers in Genesis as a speaker and researcher. He now travels and speaks for AiG throughout much of the U.S. as well as overseas, including recent events in Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Trinidad, Peru, and Turkey. He has also contributed numerous articles to Answers magazine and book chapters to The New Answers Book 2. Dr. Menton conducts special workshops by arrangement for school and church groups of all ages. In the workshops he employs photographs, anatomical models, and a special video microscope to cover a wide variety of topics on life science.

Trinche, Lori – Lori was born in Chicago and grew up in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, where her sister and extended family currently reside. She graduated from Roosevelt University in Chicago with a BSBA and later completed her MBA through Ellis College – New York Institute of Technology. Before joining the LFL staff, Lori worked for Waste Management in Downers Grove, Illinois, in billing, accounting, pricing analysis, and application development management. Lori has been active in church and community leadership where she serves or has served as a leader in the Restore post-abortion ministry for CareNet of DuPage, as a small group leader, GraceCare provider, member of the hospital visitation ministry team, steering committee member for DuPage PADS at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lisle, Illinois, at the People’s Resource Center in Wheaton, in the HavenSource financial ministry, as well as on the volunteer data entry team for Lutheran Church

Charities. She has been active in helping to organize mobile packs for Feed My Starving Children and in leading volunteer coordination and registration for Community Serving Clinics. She enjoys nature, gardening, and playing the trombone and is active in music ministry as a member of Trinity’s Lisle Wind Ensemble. Lori is a member at Trinity Lutheran Church in Burr Ridge. Lori is widowed.

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National Essay Contest WinnersThis is the inaugural year for the National Essay Contest sponsored by the Council of Federation Presidents (COFP). Many of our Lutherans For Life State Federations and Life Chapters conduct state and local essay contests annually. Last year the COFPs decided to implement a national contest for Lutheran students. Two levels were established: the elementary category, grades 6-8, and the high school category, grades 9-12. State winners were advanced to the national level. Many remarkable students who won their state contests progressed to the national level. The national award for one student in each category is $250 plus a travel stipend and the opportunity to read their winning essay at our LFL National Conference banquet. All entries are based on life issues relative to the conference theme and Bible reference.

Hannah Nissing is the elementary category winner. She is a student from Immanuel Lutheran School in St. Charles, Missouri. She is the daughter of Matthew & Sarah Nissing. She has a long-standing history of being extremely active. Since kindergarten she has participated in volleyball, basketball, chorus, and the Scholar team. She is active in LWML and has taught Sunday school as a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Bridgeton, Missouri. Hannah has also been involved in various local pro-life activities. She enjoys playing piano and horseback riding in her free time. Hannah loves to write and has been blessed to have poems published by Creative Communication and the America Library of Poetry. Hannah’s winning essay is titled “Abortion: Destroying God’s Perfect Plan.”

Rebekah Anderson, the high school category winner, is from St. Paul Park, Minnesota, where she is home-schooled. She is the daughter of Mark and Laura Anderson and is a member of Ally Lutheran Church in Cottage Grove, Minnesota. She leads a Bible study for eleven and twelve year old girls—mentoring them to love the Lord and live lives pleasing to Him. This past summer she spent five weeks on a mission trip to Costa Rica with Reign Ministries, where she got to do three things she loves: play soccer, speak Spanish, and share Jesus. Last Christmas, she took several hundred dollars of

her babysitting money and bought gift cards and tracts as a witnessing tool for people like cashiers, waiters, waitresses, and shoppers who looked stressed. Rebekah feels the Lord calling her to the mission field in Guatemala and plans to head there after high school. She has her own card business, Salvation Cards, which she started when she was twelve. She has a real heart for sharing the love of Jesus and is often sending cards or making cookies or bread to bring to neighbors, with a Bible verse and tract. She has volunteered in the infant nursery at her mother’s Bible study for the past six years and loves getting her baby-fix weekly! She just had her eighteenth birthday. Instead of having a birthday party, she hosted a ministry event where guests made gifts to take to others and share Jesus’ love. She requested no presents, asking guests to bring items for the ministry. Rebekah has purposely taken college classes at a public college so she can be a light! Last year in her speech class, she presented speeches on her best friend “Jesus,” how she feels the Lord calling her to the mission field and what missionaries do, and the biblical account of creation with someone opposing her on evolution. Rebekah’s winning essay is “Abortion … What Can We Do?”


A Special Thank You to …

• Northern Kentucky Visitors Bureau for providing our beautiful name tags and the packet of information on local sites, along with a helpful gift.

• Jackie Vezina, a Life Chapter President in Northern Kentucky and member of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church (LCMS) in Florence, Kentucky, and Christine “Tina” Burge, a member of Messiah Lutheran Church (LCMS) in Cincinnati, Ohio, for their devotion to the work of LFL, willingness to promote, creativity in finding solutions to issues, help during the conference, and being the hands and feet on the ground.

• The Creation Museum for helping to bring our LFL National Conference to their facility and for making our visit both meaningful and memorable.

• The Marriott management and staff for helping to make our visit special.

• Lowell Highby, LFL’s Director of Communications, for promoting and communicating conference details to all of our LFL constituents.

• Jerilyn Richard for maintaining all of the registration information and making sure we were up-to-date and able to stay current with increased interest and participation in this year’s conference.

• Debra Freese for her willingness to help wherever needed when our LFL members called the Life Center for help.

• Rev. Dr. James I. Lamb for his leadership and dedication to For Life work and for his visionary focus in keeping Lutherans For Life a vital and vibrant ministry during his many years of service.

• Ken Ham for being our keynote speaker at the Friday evening banquet. His knowledge and insight regarding biblical authority and Creation is a real gift—both to this year’s conference and the Christian church.

• Our plenary speakers at the Creation Museum, including Tim Goeglein, Dr. David Menton, Col. John Eidsmoe, Buddy Davis, Rev. Dr. James I. Lamb, and Rev. Michael W. Salemink.

• Lynette Auch, National LFL President, and the entire board of directors for their faithful leadership.

• The Council of Federation Presidents for keeping LFL active and moving forward in our state federations and the frontline.

• Our Life Teams and Life Chapters for working so diligently every day to affirm life in so many God-pleasing ways.

• Our workshop presenters, John Hawkins and Lori Trinche, for giving us more insight into estate gifts and Life Teams.

• All of our LFL staff for taking on many duties at the conference in order to make everyone’s visit one to remember.

• All of the exhibitors for making an investment in time and money to share their For Life work.


Thank You to Our Conference Exhibitors …

Agnus Dei Liturgical Artsagnusdeiarts.com

Concordia Publishing Housewww.cph.org

Dicobe Media, Inc.dicobe.com

John [email protected]

Timothy Goegleinwww.focusonthefamily.com

Heritage Makerswww.heritagemakers.com

Human Life Alliancehumanlife.org

KFUO Radiowww.kfuoam.org

The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod’s Life Ministrywww.lcms.org/life

Lutheran Heritage Foundationwww.lhfmissions.org

Lutherans For Lifewww.lutheransforlife.org

Voice of Carewww.voiceofcare.org

http://agnusdeiarts.com/

http://dicobe.com/

http://humanlife.org/


Thank You to the Conference Sponsors …

Platinum LevelGFW LFL #117 Richard & Laura GreinerLFL of IowaLFL of Nebraska Mike & Joyce Lukens In memory of Lloyd BeckmanRev. DavidTews In memory of his wife, Karen TewsSpringfield LFL #090

Gold LevelColumbus Area LFL #095 LFL of IndianaLFL of Kansas In honor of Dr. Lamb’s faithful, outstanding service to LFL LFL of Michigan Linn Area LFL #072 Lori Trinche In honor of our frontline volunteers Houston LFL #132 Dupage County LFL #083


Silver Level4-S Chapter Lutherans For LifeCarver Lifelines Black Hawk LFL #114 Dr. and Mrs. David BueltmannPhilip & Sylvia Glenn In honor of Rev. Dr. James Lamb Johnson County LFL #278 In honor of Rev. Dr. Lamb’s service to LFL Ed & Kandi Kotz Priscilla Anne Licht In memory of Timothy, Gordon, and Elizabeth LichtLincoln Area LFL #184 Rodney & Marilyn Meyer Mt. Calvary Pals For Life Salem Lutheran LFL #246 In memory of Pastor & Mrs. Alger Tormoehlen’s 60 years of ministry and marriageSoutheast Nebraska LFL #125 Margaret SpeersSt. Paul Lutheran Church, Eldora, IA Lutherans For Life of Wisconsin Byron & Donna Zuehlk In honor of Rev. Dr. James Lamb LFL of Missouri



Bronze LevelSeward Area LFL # 041Audrey Aiken Terry & Connie Davis In honor of Rev. Dr. James I. LambRandy & Karen Frohwein In honor of Linda Bartlett John and Diane HawkinsLutherans For Life of Canada Jay and Jeanne Mackay In memory of Judy Mae Christenson, sisterMcHenry County LFL #155



National Lutherans For Life StaffRev. Dr. James I. Lamb – Executive DirectorRev. Michael Salemink – Executive Director-

ElectScott Licht – National DirectorJohn Hawkins – Director of DevelopmentLowell J. Highby – Director of

CommunicationsLori Trinche – Mission & Ministry

CoordinatorLaura Davis – Director of Y4Life Jerilyn Richard – Data Analyst Kim Nessa – AccountantDebra Freese – Office ClerkKatie Friedrich – Office Assistant

National LFL Board of DirectorsLynette Auch, President – Lesterville, South

DakotaRod Rathmann, Vice-President – Eureka,

MissouriRich Greiner, Treasurer – Dansville, MichiganKeith Alabach, State Representative – Marion,

IndianaDiane Albers, State Represenative –

St. Louis, MissouriJamilyn Clausing – Garden Prairie, IllinoisJohn Eidsmoe – Pike Road, AlabamaHenry A. Gallmeyer – Decatur, IndianaRenee Gibbs – St. Louis, MissouriRev. Everette E. Greene – Cincinnati, OhioStephenie Hovland – Green Bay, WisconsinGary Mrosko – Faribault, MinnesotaRonald L. Soule – Mason, Michigan

Regional DirectorsBarb Geistfeld, Texas – Spring BranchVirginia Flo, Minnesota – Eagan Virginia also serves as National Conference Director.

State Federation PresidentsDeb Lakamp, Illinois – East PeoriaKeith Alabach, Indiana – MarionRev. Richard Salcido, Iowa – Ida GroveJeanne Mackay, Kansas – LenexaConnie Davis, Michigan – MacombDiane Albers, Missouri – St. LouisHelen Lewis, Montana – Great FallsBob Saeger, Nebraska – WacoBrock Schmeling, North Dakota – MandanJill Johnsen, South Dakota – WessingtonPaula Oldenburg, Wisconsin – Rhinelander

Lutherans For Life (business office)1101 5th StreetNevada, IA 50201-1816

[email protected] or 515.382.2077Fax 515.382.3020

LFL has 11 state federations, 116 local Chapters, 136 Life Ministry Coordinators, and 104 Life Teams in the US.

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