All posts tagged confessional Lutheran

August 17, 2025

The Vocation of Christian Fatherhood

by Alex Klages “Our Father, by whose name all fatherhood is known,” begins a hymn in our hymnal (LSB 863:1). In these words, we have set before us the basic concept of Christian fatherhood. The vocation of fatherhood stems from God our Heavenly Father and…

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August 13, 2025

Pan de Vida: Nourishing Bodies and Souls in Nicaragua

by M.L. Smith Pan de Vida: Nourishing Bodies and Souls in Nicaragua In the heart of Nicaragua, a country where economic challenges weigh heavily on many families, hope shines brightly through the Pan de Vida (Bread of Life) Feeding Program. Supported by Lutheran Church–Canada and…

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July 3, 2025

LCC Introduces New Role: Digital Communications and Content Manager

CANADA – Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) is pleased to announce the creation of a new position—Digital Communications and Content Manager—as part of a strategic restructuring to strengthen our communications efforts and more effectively support the synod’s mission and ministry in a digital age. This new role…

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June 30, 2025

Christ Incarnate: Love Revealed and Given

by M.L. Smith “God is love” (1 John 4:8). These three words contain a universe of meaning. But in the Christian confession, they are not an abstraction or a sentiment. They are flesh and blood. They are Christ crucified and risen. They are a pierced…

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June 19, 2025

Summer Camps

by David Haberstock Back in the 1920s, church leaders in the Manitoba-Saskatchewan District formed a Board for Youth Work. One of their concerns was the transition of younger generations to English rather than the German of their parents and churches. A significant focus of their…

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June 9, 2025

Litany for Those Impacted by Wildfires

CANADA – Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) President Timothy Teuscher is urging prayer for all those impacted by the wildfires in our nation’s western provinces, and shares the following Litany: Almighty and everlasting God, the consolation of the sorrowful and the strength of the weak, may the…

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