Luther Seminary Preacher Compares Herself to Jeremiah, Says We Must Repent of Climate Catastrophe, Anti-Trans Laws, and Banning Books

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The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) is one of the vilest denominations in America. Pro-homosexuality, pro-choice, and certainly anti-Jesus, it’s populated by spiritually decrepit senior citizens and virtue-twerking LGBTQ twenty-somethings. Less than 1% of the congregants in the denomination are saved, as you can only submit to a satanic pastor for so long without getting a little demonic yourself.

We’ve written about them before, in Lutheran Pastor Promotes Hookups, Polyamory, and Premarital Sex
, ELCA Leader in a Polyamorous/’Ethically Non-Monogamous’ Relationship, the time where After Annual Meeting, Lutheran Leadership+ Pastors Celebrate in Gay Bar, in Transgender Lutheran Pastrix Compares the Death of Trans Shooter to the Crucifixion of Jesus and lastly ELCA Church Recites Blasphemous ‘Sparkle Creed’ + ‘I believe in the non-binary God whose pronouns are plural’.

And lest we forget:

Queer ELCA Pastrix Ordained With Drag Queen Nuns While Jennifer Knapp Serenades.

During Luther Seminary’s June 20 chapel service, preacher Anna Ferro, who works as a community fellow with the Student Affairs office while she awaits her first call, gave a message on Jeremiah 20: 1-6. In this reading, Pashur, the official in charge of the temple, hears Jeremiah prophesying doom and gloom and, beats him and throws him in jail, causing Jeremiah to tell him his new name is ‘Terror on Every Side.’

Here, she finds a parallel.

When are we in similar situation to Jeremiah?  When we see the writing on the wall and try to warn our communities about it,  but are ‘told no more of that message.’ Sometimes this is a message for the world at large  about how we’re living in a climate catastrophe and things need to change.

How the rights of trans folks are being stripped before our very eyes and things need to change.  How the structures of our society are racist,  homophobic,  sexist,  ableist,  and things need to change.  Or these can be messages specifically to our churches and communities.  They’re banning books in our school districts and things need to change.  

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h/t Exposing the ELCA