The Lutheran | Amber Leberman

Amber Leberman

Web Manager / Associate Art Director

I've worked at The Lutheran magazine for eleven years. I manage this website, art-direct The Little Lutheran, and serve on the art team for The Lutheran. I also manage the websites for The Little Lutheran and The Little Christian.

I also do occasional reporting for The Lutheran. International reporting trips have taken me to Jerusalem, Ramallah, Barcelona, Cairo, Beirut and a tiny village outside Madang, Papua New Guinea.

I earned degrees in magazine journalism and religious studies from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Before I joined the staff of The Lutheran I worked at the Chicago Tribune and The Wheaton [Ill.] Sun.

I enjoy working out, backpacking, reading (fiction, biographies, theology), lost-wax casting and cooking.

Articles by Amber Leberman:

Beyond technology
Mission-inspired strategies make social media manageable
We've relaunched
The Lutheran's website has a fresh look.
A backpacker's psalm
Greeting the new year less anxiously
How Tweet it was
The 2009 Churchwide Assembly — in 140 characters
Reconnection and reconciliation on Facebook
Papua New Guinea's dynamite women
Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman inspires Lutherans to challenge their cultures
On goldfish
An oasis in Cairo
Ministry provides opportunities for Sudanese refugees
Praying for strength
Contact and Resource Center helps people with disabilities after war in Lebanon
"Whoever has two coats ..."
Future tax resolution for Augusta Victoria?
Palestinian financial crisis affects hospital, schools
And the envelope goes to ...
The Lutheran picks 13 winners in church Web site contest
Funding crisis a danger for LWF hospital in Jerusalem
A poem for Maundy Thursday
Infinite doubt, infinite hope
A benediction for Emlyn
Checking the vitals of Churchwide Assembly attendees
'It's a mystery'
Peace & war bookend Bible translation
Playing dead on Wednesdays
Music for waiting
Feeding the 3,000
Sikhs serve up an 'ethic of care' with langar, free lunch
The communion of saints
We celebrate the living and the dead
The edge of mission
What does it mean to be a Lutheran in a world of religions?
No such thing as bad rain
A figure of speech and a lesson during a rainstorm in Ramallah
Methodists face separation, affirm unity
Spiritual gifts and the Giver
Discovering our gifts helps us learn 'God really knows who we are'
Skills to weather 'rainy' days
Palestinian students learn skilled trades at Lutheran vocational school
Changing neighborhood
Avoiding the dark area of frustration
Palestinian students at Lutheran schools persevere despite the challenges of West Bank occupation
Calling home to Baghdad
Fire
Eye
The hills are alive
Seeing Christ in the children
Making peace in families means fighting the wars against poverty, violence and racism
Islamic short course
A look at what Muslims believe
'God's agent, disguised as a hairdresser'
How is your faith today?
Giving and forgiving
Synods help indebted congregations expand their missions
Presbyterian court upholds same-sex unions
ELCA continues support of Million Mom March

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