The Canadian Lutheran Posts

August 17, 2020

LCC national office seeking full-time administrative assistant

  WINNIPEG – The national office of Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) in Winnipeg, Manitoba, is looking for a full-time administrative assistant (35 hours a week Monday-Friday). This paid position requires someone who is well-organized, proficient in working with Microsoft applications, and has excellent communication skills. In…

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August 17, 2020

Spiritual Warfare

  by David Haberstock A while ago, I was reading the Introduction to Luther’s Large Catechism and found much wisdom and encouragement there. The recent lockdowns have been a time of great anxiety and frustration. Stuck in our houses, cut off from family, friends, congregation,…

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August 13, 2020

One in Christ: Lutherans and Canada’s First Nations People

by Randy Heide With COVID-19 our world has changed. We are not permitted to live life the way we did even at the beginning of March 2020. We have been isolated and separated from our communities, neighbours, and even to some degree our families. Thankfully…

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August 11, 2020

Lutheran Association of Missionaries & Pilots Inc. (LAMP) seeking new Executive Director

CANADA – Lutheran Association of Missionaries & Pilots Inc. (LAMP) has an opening for a new Executive Director as a result of an upcoming retirement. With the head office located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and a satellite office in New Haven, MI, US, the Executive Director…

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August 11, 2020

Mats, masks, and more to help those in need

  GODERICH, Ont. – The pandemic has prevented in-person, out of town deliveries of sleeping mats and knitwear from the Berea Lutheran Hats and Mats Project, but the group continues to knit and work on the Feminine Hygiene Project, as well as a new project:…

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August 10, 2020

You’re Grounded!

  by Robert Mohns “You’re grounded!” “That’s the worst word ever invented,” retorted the teenager, slamming the bedroom door. For young people, the word “grounded” always seems to have a negative meaning. After one hundred days of mandated social isolation and being locked inside our…

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