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Pastors installed to serve new Lutheran mission in Managua
NICARAGUA – On February, 2, 2025, the Lutheran Church in Nicaragua (Iglesia Luterana-Sinodo de Nicaragua – ILSN) joyfully celebrated the installation of Rev. Felix Sanchez and Rev. Agustin Lanzas, who have been called to serve a new mission congregation in the capital city of Managua….
One week left to comment on allowing advance requests for Medical Assistance in Dying legislation
CANADA – The federal government launched an online questionnaire in December on the topic of allowing advance requests for medical assistance in dying (MAiD), which will close on February 14, 2025. The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada (EFC), of which Lutheran Church–Canada is a member, provides Ten…
Veritas and Caritas United: A Confessional Lutheran Approach to Missions
by M.L. Smith The mission of the Church is fundamentally rooted in the proclamation of God’s Word and the extension of His love to a world in need. As confessional Lutherans, we understand the relationship between Veritas (truth) and Caritas (love/charity) as inseparable and complementary…
Online Vespers in French gain traction across Canada and beyond
ONLINE – During the pandemic, Rev. David Milette of l’Église luthérienne du Bon Berger (Moncton, NB) began providing online weekly Vesper Services in French. Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) Missionary-at-Large (MAL), Rev. Dr. David Somers, joined forces with Rev. Milette and the evening Office became a regular…
Announcement: LCC Seminaries’ Boards of Regents and PMC to meet
The Boards of Regents from both Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) seminaries have their joint meeting on February 4-5 in St. Catharines, Ontario. LCC’s President’s Ministry Council will also be attending for a portion of the meeting. Please remember in prayer all attendees as they consider important…
CLTS unveils new logo, launches online store
ST. CATHARINES, Ont. – Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary (CLTS) announced the unveiling of its new logo in anticipation of their 50th anniversary in 2026. “The old logo served us well for many years,” remarked CLTS President Thomas Winger. “But we wanted to update our image…