The Canadian Lutheran Posts

September 24, 2025

Reflections from our 2025 Summer Internship

CANADA – Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) and Lutheran Laymen’s League of Canada (LLL-C) teamed up again to offer a paid, part-time internship opportunity this past summer. This year’s selected interns came from across Canada, bringing with them a diverse range of experiences and talents. Internship supervisors…

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September 23, 2025

CLS holds opening student retreat

EDMONTON – On August 28–29, Concordia Lutheran Seminary (CLS) held its Opening Retreat for faculty and students, marking the start of a new academic year. “It was a wonderful opportunity to grow together as a community, giving thanks to God for His guidance and looking…

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September 23, 2025

Caring for those who care for us: LCC launches new wellness and mental health initiative

by Nancy Swerhun and Dwayne Cleave WINNIPEG – Pastors, deacons, and church workers give their lives in service to others. Now, Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) is taking new steps to care for them.  In response to growing concerns about the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being of…

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September 23, 2025

Redundant

by Robert Mohns This summer I have spent time in a hospital among overflowing corridors filled with the sick, addicted, injured, and dying. As I have observed the human condition in that place, it has given me pause to thank God for the many redundant…

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September 18, 2025

South Saskatchewan church workers meet

REGINA – Twice a year (May and November), the church workers of southern Saskatchewan gather in Regina for a Regional Winkel. On May 20, 16 clergy met at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church for a day of worship, fellowship, and discussion. Rev. Adrian Kramer (Oxbow) presented…

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September 17, 2025

Our Work in Costa Rica: Rooted in Christ, Growing by Grace

by M.L. Smith Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) began its mission presence in Costa Rica in 2005, recognizing a growing need to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to Central American communities both within and beyond Nicaragua’s borders. The first steps were taken when Rev. Pedro Quintero,…

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