National Magazine of the Lutheran Church of Australia
Earth care has long interested Dr Cathryn Hamilton. She has worked in and has a PhD in environment-related fields and today chairs the LCA’s Environmental Action Working Group.
One of the roles the LCA’s Commission on Worship fulfills is to work under the church’s College of Bishops to plan and coordinate the worship life of the triennial Convention of Synod.
Every school day around 45,000 young Australians pass through the gate of a Lutheran school or early childhood service somewhere in Australia.
Did you know Central Australia is as ‘Lutheran’ as Toowoomba in Queensland or South Australia’s Barossa Valley?
Cross-Cultural Ministry exists to nurture an inclusive missional culture in the LCA/NZ.
It seems society often measures our success according to our employment and relationship status. Emma Graetz shares some of her journey, navigating life as a single person – and as a loved child of God.
While losing a spouse or partner through death or divorce is often extremely painful, Vic Pfitzner says we need not be defined by our losses or our grief. We still have a vocation, even if we are single again.
Our Lutheran family supports hundreds of thousands of people living in refugee camps in Africa through ALWS. Jonathan Krause has recently returned from visiting the camps and shares his reflections.
Some people find that sharing their faith comes naturally, but for others of us it may even be something we dread. We asked Dean Eaton, from the LCA’s Local Mission office, for some tips, strategies and words of encouragement.
Some people don’t feel well-equipped to pass on their faith to their children or grandchildren. Thankfully, the team from the LCA’s Grow Ministries has advice and resources to help