These cards are designed to help you amplify your voice and directly engage your members of Congress on critical immigration issues, emphasizing human dignity and immigrant rights.

We encourage you to gather signatures from your congregation and community members, as multiple cards from one church can have a significant impact.

Once filled out, these cards are intended to be mailed to our office in Washington D.C., where Kate Parsons, our Migration Policy Advisor, will then hand-deliver them to members of Congress or their staff.

The address is:

ELCA Washington Office 

10 G Street NE, Suite 430
Washington, DC 20002

This legislative session brought meaningful progress toward equity and self-determination for Indigenous communities in Nevada. At LEAN, we celebrate these milestones and recommit ourselves to advocacy that centers the voices and leadership of Indigenous Nevadans.

These victories were made possible through the persistence of Indigenous leaders, tribal governments, and allies across Nevada. Our work now is to ensure these laws are implemented fully and fairly. We stand ready to partner with Indigenous Nevadans to defend voting rights, expand healthcare access, and deepen systemic change.

Together, we can build a Nevada where every voice is heard, every community is represented, and every person thrives.

From rising energy bills to health risks and disrupted lives, extreme heat is endangering our communities.

With over 500 heat-related deaths in Southern Nevada last year, it’s time to act.

Let’s make Nevada livable for everyone.

As students return to the classroom, we at Lutheran Engagement and Advocacy in Nevada (LEAN) remind congregations of the important protections secured through the Family Unity Support Act, passed during the 83rd Legislative Session.

We encourage Lutheran congregations across Nevada to know your rights—especially as children return to school—and to make sure your communities are prepared and updated. These protections matter if Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) attempts to intimidate or target Lutheran churches and families.

Together, let’s stand firm in protecting our children, our families, and our sacred spaces

Witness for Creation events will take place during the Season of Creation, starting with the Rev. Amy E. Reumann at a press event in D.C. on Sept. 2, organized through Creation Justice Ministries. Faith gatherings highlighting urgent environmental concerns through ritual, testimony and prayer will occur in key states and D.C. during this period of global celebration spanning the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation (Sept. 1) through the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi (Oct. 4). RSVP for Sept. 2 event and more info at https://www.creationjustice.org/witnessforcreation.html.