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David L. Miller
After 12 years of chasing famine, hurricanes and floods, Miller hung his waders behind my office door (really) and became editor of
The Lutheran in November 1999. He joined the magazine as senior editor in 1987, having served as a parish pastor in Nebraska and Kansas. David left
The Lutheran in June 2005 to become Dean of the Chapel / Cornelson Director of Spiritual Formation at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago.
Articles by David L. Miller:
- 20 years of the ELCA
Former editors of The Lutheran reflect on church's history
- Breathing space
Welcome to the most hopeful place in Bethlehem
- Altogether gift
The gratitude of blessed moments lifts us to embrace our entire life as gift
- A world of grace
As I prepare to leave The Lutheran, I remember one soul above all others
- 'Deus semper major'
- Peeved for Jesus
Too much religious rhetoric proceeds not from faith but from fear
- Morning prayer
- Thank you
- Child 406
'The pain, with love, we will make it something for others'
- The wall
Palestinian Christians say Israel's security barrier creates a big prison
- Beyond every image
There is no place where the love of the Risen One is absent
- When the TV lights go out
I love the church, this church. It never lets me forget.
- Beyond tsunami
ELCA mission partnerships rebuild troubled lives and ruined villages on the Indian coast
- How do you see?
- ELCA Sexuality Studies; Task force recommends pastoral response, not policy change
- I see the water coming
- Sublime but subversive
Grant us, dear Friend, the fullness of your loving intimacy
- Church Council prepares for 2005 assembly
- The way home
Our life is a journey of discovery into a love that knows no boundaries
- Beyond fear
Christmas comes amid a world a real fears, bearing the cure for our distress
- ELCA bishops meet with sexuality task force
Cardinal Kasper addresses bishops on fifth anniversary of declaration on justification
- Beyond tough
Our understanding of strength is narrow and often upside down
- Texas verdict spurs policy review
- Beyond winning and losing
Human fulfillment can't be defined in terms of what one has won or achieved
- Where Beauty lives
You are that unique expression of God's beauty that God's love awakens in you
- Lutheran-Catholic accord seeks deeper communion
- Beyond good and evil
The hideous spectacle of Abu Ghraib ripped away our moral fig leaf
- What must we learn?
- Texas suit raises more questions
How is troubling information about ministry candidates handled?
- Finding joy
Don't miss it: Taste the great delight that God is pleased to give
- Perspective: Vision quest
Our church faces a vision crisis disguised as an economic problem
- We give thanks
- What's at stake?
- Damos gracias
- ELCA bishops focus on evangelism
- Real power, real hope
Our souls are in daily danger of dying at least mine is
- How will we be known
Our life together too often denies who God is and what God is doing
- Our church & homosexuality
James Childs answers questions about the work of the task force
- Hungry for confession
Jesus makes it clear that how we treat the poor is how we treat God
- Council adopts redesign process
Soft mission support forces $2.8 million reduction in 2004 spending plan
- Lectio divina divine reading
- Where Christmas comes
'The Son of God became man so that we might become God'
- Too little, too quickly?
Conference of Bishops debates strategic mission plan
- Held in mercy's hands
Eternal rest grant him, O Lord; may your perpetual light shine on all your saints
- Perspective: A task unfinished
ELCA Churchwide Assembly reveals disconnection that continues to challenge
- Bound in common faith
Christian tradition is not ours to do with as we please
- The eternal table
We hope this new step will further reveal the communion God intends
- Healing the world
The Lutheran World Federation Assembly takes on a world of hurt and changes its name
- Serving in harm's way
Imprisoned ELCA pastor needs the church's prayers, support
- Think on these things
With Tim's death, we lost a good friend, and the church an apt teacher
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