“I’ve been in a lot of different societies and communities, but it just seems like, in the US, our value and our worth is always being judged and its tied up a lot in what we do — and doing is seen as far more important and useful than being.”

Rev. Elizabeth Eaton led 3.5 million Lutherans for twelve years. I watched some of those years as a candidate for ministry, a seminarian, and then from inside a synod office. This conversation is ultimately about the gift of God’s grace and love and how it showed up in the life and career of a woman with over four decades of leadership in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

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