LCC/LLLC interns announced for summer 2022

CANADA – Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) and Lutheran Laymens League of Canada (LLLC) have teamed up again to offer a paid, part-time internship opportunity for the second summer in a row.

Last year the internship was primarily focused on the area of communications. This year the applicant guidelines were expanded in the hopes of encouraging more young LCC members to consider how they might use their gifts and talents in service of God’s people.

Potential applicants were invited to share their ideas on how they might get involved in church work on a national level, and selected applicants would then be provided with mentorship opportunities and resources to give church work a try—while getting paid for their work!

Alex Steinke, LCC Communications Director, and Lisa Jackson, LLLC’s Managing Director, are thrilled to announce the new interns for the summer of 2022: Andrew Hayes and Erika Schroth-Gajdos!

These two interns will receive mentorship from both organizations, with opportunities to come together for group discussions, brainstorming, and to workshop ideas and projects in a collaborative environment. Initial discussion surrounding potential projects for the summer and areas of work took place during preliminary interviews with both Andrew and Erika. Based on the talents, skillsets, and ideas of our two interns, it was determined that Andrew will work primarily on projects for Lutheran Church–Canada, and Erika will work primarily on projects for Lutheran Laymen’s League of Canada, with areas of cross-over and collaboration.

Please remember in prayer our 2022 interns, Andrew and Erika, as well as their supervisors, Alex and Lisa, as they work together these next couple of months!

MEET OUR INTERNS

Andrew Hayes is a talented musician, working towards his Bachelor’s Degree in Music at Brock University (St. Catharines, ON) and currently serving as the organist for his home congregation, Resurrection Lutheran Church (St. Catharines, ON). Andrew is passionate about the Lutheran Church’s tradition of doctrinally-rich hymnody. Through this internship, Andrew is eager to further explore the bold Gospel proclamation through God’s gift of music—looking at new ways of supporting and equipping Lutheran Church–Canada congregations and beyond to better understand why Lutherans worship the way we do and on the timeless treasure that is the historic liturgy and Divine Service.

Erika Schroth-Gajdos has devoted much time and talent to supporting LCC-related organizations and groups, including our National Youth Gathering; and the East District Lutheran Young Adults (EDLYA). Erika has worked with various non-profit organizations in the area of Donor Relations & Development, always looking for new ways to build genuine relationships and to foster engagement, rallied around meaningful causes and opportunities. Erika is excited to build and expand these relationships with current and potential supporters of Lutheran Laymen’s League of Canada. She is excited to seek out new ways to foster a deeper sense of community surrounding LLLC projects and to learn from seasoned individuals in donor relations.

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Posted On: July 4, 2022
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