National Magazine of the Lutheran Church of Australia
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Taking hay while the sun shines
In times of drought, many Lutherans are keen to help others. Despite their own battles, Helen and Rob Heinrich have seen grace at work in a hay run to people doing it tough.
Faith pulls us through
Drought is a common unwelcome companion for many country communities in Australia. Here LCA members share how their encounters with it have shaped their lives and livelihoods – and how faith keeps them going.
Called to service
Meet the LCA/NZ’s newest pastors as they step out in faith to serve and shepherd their first parishes.
Working together for the kingdom
The LLL has been serving the Lutheran church in Australia since 1921. Discover a few of the ways in which LLL assists us to be good stewards of God’s great gifts.
What shall we give to God?
It is never easy to talk about money or giving, even among Christians. But while giving is central and significant to Christian living and identity, how do we know how much to give?
Ageing in community – residents share their views
Six residents of Lutheran-managed aged-care homes and retirement villages share their thoughts and experiences about growing older in community.
Serving our elders
With a Lutheran school in their area, the ministry focus of members at the Wyndham–Hobson Bay Multi-site Congregation in Melbourne’s west has long been on the young and families.
Out of the box!
Grace Lutheran Church Bridgewater in the Adelaide Hills is thinking outside of the box when it comes to bringing love to life for people in need at Christmas this year.
LCA first national church to Reconciliation Action Plan
The LCA will become the first national church in Australia to develop a Reconciliation Action Plan.
‘The LCA is hurting’
The discussion, debate and vote on the ordination of women and men in the LCA was an emotional one for many people at last month’s General Convention of Synod in Sydney.
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