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Quest Course on the Old Testament
ONLINE – Concordia Lutheran Seminary (CLS – Edmonton) will hold its Spring 2025 Quest course beginning in February, and the theme will be “Insights from a 50-year Journey through the Old Testament”. Rev. Dr. Joel Heck, Interim President of CLS will teach the free course….
Breakfast Bible Study: Feasting on the Word of God
PETERSBURG, Ont. – More than ten years ago, Rev. Richard Orlowski wanted to start a monthly Saturday morning men’s breakfast and Bible Study. The idea received minimal support until the church ladies suggested he combine it with cooking classes, as he had done several meals…
Rev. Wayne Lunderby retires
CHILLIWACK, B.C. – Rev. Wayne Lunderby has retired as pastor of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church after serving the congregation for 27 years. Rev. Lunderby graduated from Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in May 1981, and did his vicarage at Lutheran Church of the…
Church workers’ conference on prayer
KENORA, Ont. – The Manitoba/Northwestern Ontario church workers’ conference took place October 7-9 at Luther Village under the theme of “Prayer.” Thirteen church workers gathered to pray and study prayer together, charting the use and form of prayer from the Psalms and Collects, through our…
Announcement: Two pastors submit applications to LCC Pastoral Colloquy Program
Rev. Noel Richards of St. Catharines, ON and Rev. Lemi Eba of Edmonton, AB have submitted applications to the Pastoral Colloquy Program of Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC). Communications regarding this application should be submitted in writing within four weeks to Rev. Michael Schutz, Chair, LCC Pastoral…
CLTS to grant degrees in its own name
St. Catharines, Ont. – Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary (CLTS) announced that it now reserves the right to grant degrees in its own name, after forty years and more than 225 graduates receiving their degrees from Brock University through an Affiliation Agreement. The seminary engaged in…
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