Category: East Region News
60th anniversary for St. Catharines congregation
ST. CATHARINES, Ont. – Good Shepherd Sunday always marks the anniversary of Resurrection Lutheran Church in St. Catharines. It is a fitting tie to the active involvement that the congregation has had with the formation of pastors at Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary. The seminary’s…
New Reinhardt Hymn: Lord, Help Us Know That Truly
ONTARIO – Rev. Kurt E. Reinhardt has penned a new hymn titled Lord, Help Us Know That Truly, a poetic reflection on Christ’s presence in the humble and often overlooked gatherings of His Church. Reinhardt is a pastor in Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC)’s East Region, serving…
Sainte-Trinité Celebrates 65th Wedding Anniversary of Rev. Frank and Nancy Morgret
QUEBEC CITY, Que. — On June 15, 2025, the congregation of Église Évangélique Luthérienne de la Sainte-Trinité (Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity) celebrated the 65th wedding anniversary of Rev. Frank and Nancy Morgret. The celebration took place on the Feast of the Holy Trinity—a significant connection to…
East Region Church Workers Conference in Niagara Falls
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. – Pastors and deacons of Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC)’s East Region gathered April 28-30, 2025, for a conference at Mount Carmel Retreat Centre in Niagara Falls. The conference began with Divine Service in the chapel, with LCC President Timothy Teuscher serving as Celebrant; Rev. David…
Tidings of Joy
KITCHENER, Ont. – Historic St. Paul’s Lutheran Church has been well-known for its music programming throughout its history. The Christmas Cantata project began in 2008, and over the years the project has grown to utilize the world-renowned Centre In The Square theatre. The goal of…
St. Paul’s banner builds through Lent
COBOURG, Ont. – At St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, the penitential seasons of the Church Year are a time to bring out banners that advance with the season, in similar fashion to an Advent calendar. Originally stemming from a Sunday school lesson, two unique banners were…