Lutheran Engagement and Advocacy in Nevada celebrates the vibrancy and resilience of the trans community. On this Transgender Day of Visibility, we uplift not only those who are able to live openly, but also those who cannot—those who, for their own safety, are not yet able to come out and live fully into their authentic truth in a world that can still be hostile.

We honor you. We see you.

When we choose to live as our truest selves in the face of hate, our very existence becomes an act of resistance. Visibility itself is sacred courage.

You are made in the image of God.

Soli Deo Gloria!

Ever wondered how a bill becomes law in Nevada?

It starts with an idea—often from everyday Nevadans like you. That idea is introduced as a bill, debated in committee, amended, voted on by both chambers of the Nevada Legislature, and—if it passes—sent to the Governor to be signed into law.

It’s a process shaped by voices, stories, and advocacy.

As we begin preparing for the 84th Legislative Session, we want to hear from you:

What issues should lawmakers take up?

We’re already hearing concerns across Nevada about:

• Rising rents and housing affordability
• Higher energy and gas prices
• The cost of groceries and everyday essentials

These aren’t just policy issues—they’re lived realities. And your voice can help shape what comes next.

What matters most to you right now?

Let’s move from pews to policy—together. Join us!

When you sign the Solidarity Pledge, you become part of a nationwide movement that honors the inherent dignity of all people and makes an active commitment to welcoming refugees and other immigrants in their communities. 

Your voice matters. Speak out boldlytoday. 

Hosanna! As we proclaim Christ as the Messiah! King!

That guy will show us how to love even in the midst of his journey to the cross. Join us in celebrating this holy day.

“Human rights are often framed as secular and sometimes even in tension with religion; but we know that this narrative falls short. The call to love our neighbor, to treat others with dignity and to stand against injustice is deeply rooted in scripture,” writes the author in the final entry in this devotional series. Read More Here.