The Canadian Lutheran Posts

May 21, 2019

LCC seminaries prepare for annual convocation services

CANADA – Lutheran Church–Canada’s (LCC) two seminaries are preparing for their annual graduation ceremonies, during which time graduating pastors receive their first calls, vicars receive their placements, and honourary awards are presented to individuals who have made a difference in the life of the church….

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May 20, 2019

Changes for LCC Communications

WINNIPEG – The communications department in Lutheran Church–Canada is in a state of transition, following the departure of Christopher Pelletier as communications director. “We wish Christopher God’s blessings as he pursues other opportunities,” noted LCC leadership on the transition. Pelletier joined LCC staff in May…

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May 8, 2019

Creative Missions at Grail Quest Books

Students arrive at our seminaries from all sorts of backgrounds and careers. We are sometimes unaware of the vast array of skill sets that these students bring to church life, whether they pertain to competencies involving administration, business, computers, art, or something else. Sometimes seminarians…

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May 7, 2019

New issue of Lutheran Theological Review

NOTE: A previous version of this article inadvertently referred to the contents of the 29th volume of Lutheran Theological Review, not the current 30th volume. The article has been updated to correct this mistake. CANADA – The latest issue of Lutheran Theological Review (vol. 30) is…

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May 6, 2019

New Gift Coordinator for LCC, East Region

Kitchener, Ontario — David Faerber joined Lutheran Foundation Canada on January 15, 2019, to work  as Lutheran Foundation’s Gift coordinator for the East Region. David brings extensive knowledge of Lutheran Church–Canada and knows many East Region pastors and members. On February 4-8, David concluded an…

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May 3, 2019

HLMS ships last container for Haiti

St. Catharines, Ontario — After 14 years we have stopped shipping containers of goods to Haiti. The reasons are increasing ridiculously high import duties by the Haitian government, fewer available funds, and volunteers are getting ever older. By far the main reason is the duties…

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