June 10, 2026

Convention Sessions Highlight Mission, Catechesis, and Welcoming Communities

National—While conventions are often associated with elections, reports, and resolutions, some of the most meaningful discussions take place in smaller settings where delegates and guests can explore important ministry opportunities in greater depth. Several convention information sessions this year will focus on the church’s mission…

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June 10, 2026

Looking Ahead to a Meaningful Gathering at Lutheran Church–Canada’s 2026 Convention

National—As anticipation builds for this year’s convention, many across synod are especially looking forward to a featured talk that promises to encourage, uplift, and inspire attendees within the synodical family. Set against the theme Together One, the convention will provide an opportunity for fellowship, worship,…

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June 9, 2026

Board Focuses on Convention Preparation and Ongoing Mission

CANADA – With the national convention on the horizon, the Board of Directors of Lutheran Church–Canada gathered in Winnipeg from March 27-28, to advance preparations, review key reports, and ensure that the church’s mission and governance remain well-aligned for the work ahead. Early in its…

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June 8, 2026

Care for the Caregivers of Our Souls

by Robert Mohns When we consider church worker care, we often think first of financial support. Scripture makes clear that the church bears this responsibility. In Lutheran Church–Canada, however, such care has become increasingly difficult. In 2017, the LCMS found 42 percent of workers and…

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June 6, 2026

Convention Information Sessions Explore the Life, Mission, and Future of the Church

  National – One of the strengths of convention is the opportunity not only to conduct the business of the church, but also to learn, discuss, and consider together how God is leading us in mission and ministry. As Lutheran Church–Canada gathers for the 2026…

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June 5, 2026

Without Ceasing

by Mathew Block “Pray without ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17). This command—part of St. Paul’s parting words in his first epistle to the church in Thessalonica—is one that I confess I do not always keep very well. You don’t need me to tell you just how…

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