The SHARE Fund of the Northwest Intermountain Synod provides additional resources to help congregations and other outreach ministries during time of change and/or development and to provide for the spiritual and emotional support of those on the roster in our synod.
This year, there are two options for submitting a Rostered Leader annual report.
All rostered leaders, active and retired, and those On Leave need to submit an annual report to the synod office (It is in the constitution). Due March 1
Mission Intent and Parochial Reports are also due March 1.
Wednesday, April 29
2 p.m. Central time
Insurance is one of the most pressing property concerns shared by synod and congregation leaders with the Church Property Resource Hub team. Join us for a conversation about today’s insurance landscape and learn about the support and options available to help congregations navigate these challenges.
Register now for Synod Assembly at First Lutheran Church – Kennewick, WA
Early Bird registration ends March 10 for $50 discount
The 2026 Synod Assembly will be an opportunity to worship, learn, connect, and commune with folks from across the NWIM Synod and beyond. We have a lineup of great workshops. We will welcome our Churchwide representative, Dr. Mary Strefuert, and Bp. Paul Erickson from the Greater Milwaukee Synod. The Greater Milwaukee Synod is our domestic companion Synod.
We’re delighted to have available for congregational use a curriculum to help study and understand the ELCA social statement, Faith and Civic Life: Seeking the Well-being of All.
You are invited to learn more about the Church Property Resource Hub, a new project of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), at one of three upcoming town halls.
In a digital age that is always reforming, artificial intelligence (AI) has become part and parcel of living in modernity. Given its impact, as well as overwhelming enthusiasm for and protest against, it becomes necessary to ask:
How do we best live in the world with the reality of AI?
How do we respond to it faithfully and theologically?
How do we equip leaders to accompany people in the decisions they will face?